I Told Her

Look out for him...let the listening begin... He needs two parent's sure... but you want to lay claim... for his honor, I back down... He deserves to tell his mother what he's been AROUND!!! Let the old man walk out the door. Listen intently, it's not your fault. Our son is just a little boy in a big world. He was too close to be able to come out with it, but now he knows he can, he has to... He let it go 3 weeks into the first standardized separation, now two years older, mom, tell him he's big enough to help let this one go... He knows what he needs to get on with developing a world that works for him, not one that he must develop to work. Tell him you love him and only want the best for him... Don't cry over it as if you had anything to with it... I know something held you back from being able to go inside yourself and feel. Don't worry, any tension between you and me was because I am Aviv's protection. He and I may have something special, sure, but that was something you gave us, not the boat you missed...You want to keep him. Fine. Let him have anything he wants...He's not into anything that's bad yet...and when he asks for me, let him have the opportunity to connect to his web and follow through with the devine blessing you and I have made, regardless how our minds have tried to make something more out of this...He is the validation that makes Love so real. Don't hate what you can't have...Elevate your position with your son and follow through, allow evolution to embrace your Spirit and move forward to a place that doesn't force you to do anything but provide the world already waiting for you to Live in. peace and blessings... Now Be Free. I love you, Aviv.