Long But Worth
Reading
Someday... When I have Children... I will be walking through the
Grocery store, pushing the trolley with my Daughter by my side.
I’ll watch as her eyes grow wide with happiness and wonder
when she sees the magazines at the Checkout as I start to place
items on the counter, the face of the Music Industries new stars
face plastered all over the cover. She’ll turn to me, her
eyes filling with hope as she bites back a smile. “You can
have it, Love” I’ll say, and she’ll grin,
trying to hold in her excitement, taking the Magazine carefully
in her hands as I smile down at her. After putting the Groceries
in the car, we’ll both hop in and head on our way home as
she flips through the Magazine in the passenger seat, swooning
over the cute new Superstar and I will smile at her. I will lean
forward and begin to flick through the radio, nothing interesting
really catching my interest as I flip over the latest hits and
news stations. But my hand will freeze when I hear that familiar
tune, the beginning cowbells of ‘What makes you
Beautiful” filling through the speakers of the car, as I
will slowly sit back in my seat. A smile will pull onto my lips
as I remember every single word and begin to sing along. And
that’s when it’ll all come back to me, and I’ll
remember it all, reliving every single moment as if it were just
yesterday. I’ll remember the stairs from the X factor days,
where I grew to love those five boys. I’ll remember sitting
in my room as a teenager, re-watching every single video of them,
tweeting them, hoping they would notice me, and singing and
dancing to every single one of their songs, imagining they had
written one about me. I’ll remember the excitement when
they appeared on my TV Screen in my country for the very first
time, and how early I got up just to see them, and how my parents
thought I was Crazy. I’ll remember every single second, of
every day. I’ll remember The Bromances, the jokes, the
laughs, the friends I made from all over the world and how I
dreamt of marrying one of the boys someday. Every single memory
will run through my mind in slow motion, and every single feeling
will surge through my veins once again. The feeling I had when I
went to their concert for the very first time, the feeling of
holding that new CD in my hands for the first time and blasting
it through the speakers... ...and the feeling of pride, seeing
how far they came. I’ll remember every single time they
made me laugh... And every single time they made me cry.
I’ll remember how much I was truly in love with those boys
from Doncaster, Holmes Chapel, Bradford, Wolverhampton and
Mullingar. I’ll remember what it was like to meet them in
person after years of persistence, and never giving up hope. The
nerves that ran through my body in havoc as each boy pulled me in
for a hug, smiling as they thanked me for my never-ending
support. But most importantly, I will remember what they taught
me. How important it was to never lose hope, and that even if
your shot down and your dreams are snatched from you, you must
keep fighting until you reach the very top, they showed me that
it’s okay not to be perfect, and that it’s okay to
act like a kid even though you’re being forced to grow up.
And I will remember how they made me feel Beautiful... My
daughter will turn to me in the passenger seat, pulling me from
my thoughts as she stares up at me, “Mum, who were those
boys?” “...I heard they were in a Plane
crash...” “...They’re funerals tomorrow.”
And just like that, my whole world will come to a standstill, and
my daughter will look up at me like I’m crazy, as the tears
stream down my face. But what she won’t know, and what
nobody else will know, is how much they meant to me. And how much
they changed my life. Who am I?
I am
you.
credit to who ever wrote this. And
even if you aren't a Directioner or even like One Direction
think of it as if it was about Justin Bieber or your favorite
singer or band.