Esta canción me hizo abrazar con pausa a mis hijos

Hoy escuché a una de las canciones de Juan Gabriel, y el alma se me hizo un papelito... una lágrima rodó por mi mejilla, y suspiré! sin pensar mucho, aquel que ya no está entre nosotros me hizo despertar y anhelar abrazar a mis hijos, a mi esposo, a mis padres, mi hermano. Los unicos que estaban junto a mi es ese momento eran mis niños. Asi es que les abracé, sin apuro, uno a uno los fui a ver y los abracé sin prisa, y me quedé ahí, en silencio, solo susurrando abrázame! y sentí como su respiración agarraba un ritmo tranquilo, y se abandonaban a mis brazos sin querer alejarse.

Les dí un beso en sus mejillas, en su frente, les tome de sus caritas y les dije: Te amo! Sus ojitos irradiaron un brillo y sonrieron con ternura. Cada uno con su edad diferente, pero las reacciones fueron prácticamente las mismas.

Gracias Juan Gabriel, por llevar mi corazón a tomar una pausa, y abrazar a mis seres queridos. Las frases que tallaron mi alma en ese momento fueron:
"Nada es como ayer"
"El tiempo pasa y no perdona"
"Dios perdona, pero el tiempo a ninguno"
"Abraza mas fuerte que nunca"
"Siempre abrázame"

Hay alguna canción en particular que te haya invitado a abrazar a tus seres queridos? Cuentame! Me gustaría escucharla!

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