Emelie, the girl who was never born
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of a family to save the sad climate of incommunication and misunderstanding
between the father and his son. Amelie drags the reader, with her delicacy and her thoughts. It takes him by the hand into the deepest recesses of the soul, that
same soul that only the most candid look and the naive word of a girl can
rescue from oblivion and trace back to the wellspring of true love. This
beautiful story will teach you to "love again". It is a real voyage of exploration to the human soul.
Álvaro Puig de Morales
Álvaro Puig de Morales nació en Bilbao en 1932. Máster en Marketing y gestión empresarial - curso de Casos Prácticos ESADE - actualmente es tutor personal y escritor. Títulos: Más allá de las sombras de la muerte, La niña que no nació, Conoce tu verdad, La bondad de un loco, Los silencios de Dios, Mis conversaciones con la ermitaña, Confesiones a Zoé, traducidos al catalán, al inglés, al alemán, al italiano, al francés y al portugués. Atraído por otras disciplinas, posee un amplio conocimiento en lo que implica la psico-sociología en relación con el individuo. Especializándose en el análisis, motivación y concepción de producto, así como en sus posibilidades de mercado; habiendo impartido clases en la Escuela Superior de Marketing. Presidente interino del curso de Alta Dirección de la Escuela de Alta Dirección ESADE, ha dado clases en todas las Cámaras de Comercio nacionales, también como profesor preparador, Administración y Dirección de empresas de la UNED y como Directivo y Consultor en Empresa, Industrial, Publicidad y Comunicación, Construcción, Industria alimentaria, Decoración y Centro comercial.
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Emelie, the girl who was never born - Álvaro Puig de Morales
The Girl
Who Was Never Born
The Girl Who Was Never Born
© Álvaro Puig – Telephone: 932.035.014
Barcelona (Spain)
E-mail: alvaropuigdemorales@gmail.com
The total or partial reproduction of this work by any
means, including photocopying and electronic
processing, is strictly prohibited without the
permission of the copyright holder and as detailed in
current legal stipulations.
I am writing so that God may hear my prayer. I have no other.
The Author
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For Amélie
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Characters:
Amélie
Father
Brother
Good man
Wise Man
Child’s soul
Desert men
King
Space
Fountain
Earth
Injured lamb
Dog
Children
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Add any character whom I may have failed to
mention.
The Author
All characters are fictional, with the exception of Amélie.
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After what happens here had happened, Paul, Amélie’s father,
wrote:
‘I have loved you and will go on loving you for what you were:
a daughter.’
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What I have said so far may seem strange and perhaps even
incomprehensible to you, but I can assure you that it is neither
one thing nor the other. Allow me to explain: it all came about
when a good man, a stranger to my father, spoke to him of me.
That good man was aware of the difficulties which my father
found in ‘feeling’ his son, my brother, because I had not been
born. That good man was aware of almost everything which
was happening to my father. Part of it was the tremendous
difficulty he found in considering himself a father. I must
confess that my father, besides being a father, was a good man.
It happened, and went on happening, like this.
It was a winter’s eve. The cold was biting and, surrounded by
the cold and some glasses of warm milk, he spoke to my father
of me. My father listened to something which for him was
incomprehensible: talk of a daughter he had never had.
Speaking with my father, the good man said it as though it
were natural, like anything else: that my father, thankfully, had
a daughter. My father listened and withheld his emotion, as
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though what he was saying could be real, as real as my father’s
own life could be. That reality led him to an emotion which he
withheld. His eyes held back the tears which he did not want
the good man to see. He had drunk the glass of milk, and he
asked for another.
I was never born, for my father, or some other man, had never
thought of me. But the good man of whom I speak had. As he
spoke to my father, he ‘conceived’ me so that my father could
‘lean’ on me, so that the difficulty which he found in
perceiving my ‘brother’ could be peacefully and joyfully eased,
thus reducing my father’s sense of distance from him. My
father did not know the whys and wherefores of what was
happening. The good man who conceived me could have
explained it and helped him to understand why he had such a
relationship with his son. But he did not do so, for it would
have done little good.
One day, I shall tell you of my friend who dreamt of imagining
that my father had had another child—a daughter—and why,
although he had never thought of her, I was born.
I knew that I could help him. The difficulty of being or
considering oneself a father would be shared by a daughter as
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well as his son. I shall always be thankful that my friend
thought of me. I, who was going from one place to another,
resting in space, with no-one to love or need me… If only you
knew how miserable it is! It is heartbreaking. My only comfort
is that, although I am not beautiful, I am not ugly either: I
heard it from the cold morning air.
Men should breathe fatherhood with that ease with which the
mountain greets the dawn of each new day. My father does not
know of that. It is fortunate that my friend intended that I
should be born. That was why my father had a chance to
consider himself a father for the ‘first’ and second time.
I do not know if my friend was successful. But, in any case,
after having come down from space to the Earth, I now think
that I am in my father’s home. He has not yet got used to the
idea of what the good man told him. But my brother certainly
‘is’ more receptive. My father looks more affectionately upon
my brother. And I think that, as he has been given a daughter,
he will have to give each one of his children the same or
similar affection. What I can tell you, and this will surprise you
all, is that my father made the good man’s dream his own. I
still have no place in my brother’s home, but I shall give it
time. And yet I am with my people, despite not having been
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born. I am where