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Published: January 11th 2008
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Come saprei
Capire l'uomo che sei
Come saprei
Scoprire poi
Le fantasie che vuoi
Io ci arriverei
Nel profondo dentro te
Nei silenzi tuoi
Emozionando
Sempre piu
Come saprei
Stupire l'uomo che sei
Quando stai li
E non sai
Che voli prendere
Come saprei
Richiamare gli occhi tuoi
Incollarli ai miei
Emozionando
Sempre piu
Nel mondo che
Solitudini ci da
Perche non resti un po con me
Come saprei
Amarti io
Nessuno saprebbe mai
Come saprei
Riuscirci io
Ancora non lo sai
Io ci mettero
Tutta l'anima che ho
Quanta vita sei
Da vivere adesso
Come saprei
Our love song. It's a wondrous song by the Italian chanteuse Giorgia, and in the lyrics she is trying to tell the man she loves that she is the best woman for him. I sang this song for him on our last night, while walking back to our apartment after dinner at a Japanese restaurant. What an amazing story we have. If we starred in a film it would definitely have to be a musical full of song and dance and laughter and heart. Maybe something a little like Moulin Rouge, but hopefully with a better ending... I was so emotional singing this song for him, but I felt that the moment was perfect.
How would I know, understanding the man that you are, and discovering then, the fantasies that you want...I would arrive there, deep inside you, in your silence...It's exciting, and always more...
How would I know, surprising the man that you are, when you're there, and you don't know which flight to take...Recalling your eyes, fixing them with mine...It's exciting, and always more...
In the world that gives us loneliness, why don't you stay for a while with me?... How would I know that loving you, nobody would ever know...How would I know, succeeding, and yet you still don't know...I would put all my soul into loving you because you are all my life for living now...How would I know?
To me this was more than just a normal trip. In this trip I discovered so many things about him, about myself, about the world, and about other people. Loving him taught me to trust and to give. I never knew that doing things with a person you love can be so different, so fulfilling. It's like I found the missing piece in my jigsaw puzzle, the thing that makes me really happy, makes me whole.
Today we went to Silom Complex, visited the Christ Church, and enjoyed the facilities at the apartment together. First I had a wonderful Jurlique facial at the spa downstairs, and it left me feeling so languid and relaxed. Five minutes before the treatment ended I saw him step inside the room and it left a big smile on my face. The security of knowing he's there- it's an incomparable feeling.
Then we relaxed in the jacuzzi and steam room before going back to our apartment. A few hours later we went for dinner at a Japanese restaurant that had so many ladyboys it was slightly discomfitting. One thing about Japanese food is that they have hundreds of tiny little appetisers but no real main course to fill the stomach. So even after eating prawn tempura, scallop rice, some sushi, fried beancurd, etc (and spending a small bomb), we still needed a coupon for Burger King! 😉
After dinner we took the train to Siam and did some shopping in Siam Centre. Obviously somebody was so entirely bored and we left in only 1 hour. Back at the apartment lobby, we watched an Italian football match and I unwittingly fell asleep on his shoulder again.
Around midnight we departed for the airport. We had to find a place to rest because there were plenty of time before his flight, and so we went to this lounge upstairs. The waiters were all effeminate, and extremely annoying. There were hardly anyone else around, and we wanted to lie down for a while. Not that we were snoring or doing anything obscene, but the waiters refused to let us lie down. So we got into an argument, after which he joked that he wanted to enroll in the army just to fight the taxi drivers and the waiters in Bangkok. And as for the tuk-tuk drivers, there are simply too many of them, so we would have to drop an atomic bomb instead 😉
I could barely contain my emotions when it was time for him to leave. I wanted to sing for him Laura Pausini's unforgettable song "It's Not Goodbye", but after just 2 sentences I choked on my emotions and couldn't finish. When he took a flower and put it in my hair with a smile, I was so happy yet so sad. It's probably a good thing that I'm a theatre major, because my life is simply too dramatic for words. I can't even begin to describe the fortuitous way we first met in Singapore. Henceforth the story begins...
Come saprei? 😊
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dog gone
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sweet tears ~ wet nose
even a tough old dog like me cries at your tail.