The Revenge of One Humiliated
Matha looks at me, she looks at me with her eyes that have seen everything, understood everything, accepted everything, loved everything, for six years, since I arrived at her house, since I fell, since I got back up, since I walked, ran, soared, dominated, destroyed, built, loved, hated, lived, died, resurrected, and she says to me, in a soft voice, a tender voice, a voice that is that of the mother, of the one who chose, who wanted, who loved, who protected, who defended, who saved, without ever asking for anything in return, without ever expecting anything, without ever demanding anything, except that I be happy, except that I live, except that I love, except that I be myself:
"Then let y