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My Greatest Superhero

This is a little story of my greatest superhero they say I almost died at birth
But you saved me hours turned I was
And your heart knew something was wrong

That your child screamed silently
But in your spirit you heard me
From fetus I fought because you were worth it
As a friend, as a mother, as a mentor and as a queen
I couldn't miss a life without having

Been educated by you mom
Boss, mommy, beautiful, freckles, old lady, doña delia
Chula, how many names and nicknames have I called you my angel
But none, fill what you are worth and what you mean to me
Calling you mother falls short
Calling you friend is too small
Calling you beautiful is not enough
And calling you delia doesn't fit

And looking at you mom is nothing more than looking at an angel
I want to thank you even though I know you
You will answer: Daniel, that was my responsibility as a mother
I brought you into the world to love and care for you
Not for you to thank me

Well I say you're wrong mom and here's the proof
How not to thank you
If you carried me for 9 months in your womb
You rolled your eyes and pushed my 3.200 kg body
And don't move mom because I'm going to tell you more and more
Because I owe you so much and because today
Once again I thank you, mom

You read my favorite story 200 times
You made me breakfast over 7 thousand times
You made the bed every morning
Of my youth
You taught me to tie my shoes

And to clean my nose
You taught me to kneel
And to use my knees as grenades
You taught me that a closed fist is used
To hold tightly, not to hit

You taught me that I was a lion
But above all, you told me how to roar
And when to roar, you taught me
You taught me that sight is useless without vision
You taught me that love is a pact and a decision
You taught me that the recipe of life
Takes many things but above all it takes balls!

You taught me to forgive the unimaginable
And that forgiving is living free
You taught me not to sell my peace
For a handful of coins

You taught me to turn a house into a home
You taught me to love my enemies
You taught me that there are no excuses in life
You taught me to widen my spirit first
Before widening my wallet
You taught me gratitude, honor, loyalty, meekness

Stewardship, humility and wisdom mom
You taught me to arrive on time
And to accept my mistakes
You taught me not to give up
And give me a break
You taught me to serve

You taught me to give and learn to receive
You taught me to be rebellious with a purpose
You taught me to be silent and not say what I didn't want
You taught me to love mom
You taught me that passion matters more
And discipline than talents
You taught me not to lick my wounds

You taught me that life was given to me to give it for others
You taught me to conquer and colonize
You taught me that if my dreams didn't scare me
I was still looking down
You taught me that the most important thing is God!

You blew out the candles on my cake
You gave me medicine, took care of my colds
You prepared my dessert hundreds of times
You defended me to many
You worked hours to feed me

You made me laugh until the first wrinkle came out
You lifted me in your arms when I was scared
You caressed me for hours
While I slept and dreamed
You smiled even though you were sick
You took the bread out of your mouth and put it in mine
You gave me values and morals

You called me son and fulfilled it beyond the title
You taught me forgiveness with words and actions
Through you I discovered love
You made me a faithful and loving man
You comforted me when my heart was broken
Encouraged my talents and polished my character
You endured my age changes
And all the stupid things I did to you

Today you love me as if I had never been wrong
You put up with me when I turned up the volume in my room
You glued my broken guitar
You sewed my pants hundreds of times
You taught me to use the subway and to get to places alone
You didn't sleep waiting for me
You cried my failures and pains as if they were yours

You took me to disney and got into debt for it
Your boss yelled at you and scolded you
Because you went out to take care of me
I was sick and your kisses healed me
I saw you sad and worried and you always answered
I'm fine! God takes care of us
You gave me gifts
And the gift was always your hands
Not the gift you gave me
You taught me that being a millionaire or billionaire
Is only achieved
When you help a billion people
I know today I treat my wife like a princess
Because I was raised like a queen
And I could write for days
For hours, for years, for centuries
Everything for which I thank you
Now is it clearer to you my mother
Why any name falls short on you?
And not all superheroes wear capes
Mine has wrinkles and moles on her face

She is my mom
The one who with a hug takes away all the bad
And with a kiss bursts your sadness
And with a smile erases your bitterness
The one that with a
You can do everything, lifts you off the ground
And makes you feel like you're alexander the great
Hercules or achilles
God commands us to honor our parents
And promises us length of days and that everything will go well for us
But if I make this clear
That even if that promise didn't exist
And that reward wasn't there
On this earth, I still toast

For all mothers
Because each one of them unknowingly
They do everything out of love
No one said they would be perfect
No one assured that they wouldn't make mistakes
But no one told them that their greatest weakness would be their children
From this writing and from this video with eternal love
And gratitude
The gratitude to you, to the greatest thing a man
Can care for and honor for eternity: a mother!
What a woman, what a great woman you are delia!
Thank you! Because you have in your fingers
The hands of God in your caresses
Nothing! You will be missing, as long as I live on this earth
I love you mom!
Thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you!