
You once mentioned you were a late bloomer.
Told me that at age 3 your sister could recognise her own name on a large, but you on the other hand could hardly C A from B even at age 4.
I couldn’t help but imagine you in a field of daffodils watching those around you blossom into beautiful flowers.
And you, this agly bud, unmoved by the obsessive drive for early achievement.
I could imagine you as a crawling little baby in no great hurry to walk. So when you did not laugh at my joke, it did not bother me.
I knew you’d get it eventually, maybe 4 hours later alone in your bedroom.
Or a week later at the library, I couldn’t help but imagine how you would suddenly explode in laughter. Shocking yourself or all those around you with the volume of the explosion.
I hoped with all my heart that you’d soon realise that all a late bloomer is, is a dead flower that blossoms as it withers.
And wished I could see your face when you finally learned that even at your worst, you were beautiful.
I looove this. It is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
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