On The Blood we feed
I’m not one of those who despise the elderly. As some do. Those who think of old people as devoid of any energy; Merely rubbish 🗑. & those “youngsters” endeavour to avoid any contact with the young of old.
On the contrary, I love talking to old people, especially experienced old ones! I was pondering on this topic while travelling on a bus to Tafi Viejo (Old Tafi), to visit my grandma 👵. She’s a woman full of stories, anecdotes, situations, full of life!
I always made sure I got on the early bus to the Old City. Before sunrise 🌅 & return after the sun 🌞 had fallen under the San Xavier mountains ⛰ I detest the sun. It’s an abominable thing. So, I would arrive at my grandma at, say, 9:00, & depart from her flat at 1900.
I remember those times ⏲ with utmost love ❤ & devotion. I’ll never repent of having drunk from her wisdom.
She used to tell me about her stories when she was a child. In Catamarca- a province beside my own- how she met my grandpa, now passed away. He flew away in the 90s. His death dealt a real blow to me. It was the first death I experienced in my family. A part of me died on that day. From that moment on, I said to myself, I’m gonna drink 🍸 from her wisdom before it’s too late!
I remember how I used to place my head upon her lap while listening 🎶 to her stories. She’d always say <Baby Jəsus! You’re gonna be The King of my heart ❤
While I drank from the radiance of her splendour. I literally sucked her energy, her firy 🔥 life, her sweet eyes.
- Boy! Whenever I saw your grandad, the sun 🌞 shone over me like a good fortune star 🔯
He told me <I’m gonna return when you’re 18 & I’m gonna pick you up & take you to Tucumán.. Land of the future> I thought he was joking. But, at the age of 18, 6 years later, there he was, asking for my hand to my dad. The Indian Acosta. & away we flew to Tucumán, land of the future, paradise on earth 🌎 Besides, I’d no choice: I’d just graduated as a teacher & that meant- in those days- I was a bad woman. Yeah, modern times ⏲ didn’t reach Catamarca that quickly in those days.>
She used to cook 🍳 me most delicious 😋 food. Love ❤ was in it! I ate from that too. Now & then I approached the window 🪟 to make sure my enemy had set behind the mountain ⛰
- I have to go, grandma 👵
- OK! M’hijo (my son) – she’d say.
& back did I travel to San Miguel- the city of the youngsters- full of energy & feeling vibrant.
- How’s mum? – my own mum, her daughter, used to ask me.
- She’s OK. Mum.
I think I’ll never forget her flat in the City of Old. I think my heart will be at her spiritual flat for a long time. I sometimes dream of that flat, & that my mum, her & I are together drinking tea 🍵
I was pondering on these themes while I was travelling years later to place flowers 💐 on her grave. Of all the grandkids she had, I must be the only one doing this thing. I don’t believe in The spiritual realm, but in the resurrection of the bodies. When The One will call us by our names! <Baby Jəsus, you’re gonna be The King of my heart ❤ > I keep on repeating to myself. Now I extract energy from Him who sustains me. Who’ll raise me on The Other Day. & we’ll all be together again. For I dread the physical sun 🌞 but adore the real One ✝️ Fountain of my eternal energy. As long as I drink from His blood, I’ll be alive, sleeping, though.
also love 💕 going to a nearby pool I’ve got in my city 🏙️ City of the Young 🌱 I feel I take the energy of the pool; of the people who swim in it. I need to be constantly drinking from the energy of my neighbours. I crave for this energy!
I know one I’ll fly 🕊️ away one day.
I know it! But I also know His blood shall sustain me & bring me up on The Other day; That day!
“Wake up, sleeper,(A)
Rise from the dead,(B)
And Christ will shine on you.”
For Ephesians 5: 14 by Paul.



















