Dear Beatles: thank you.

I've always loved The Beatles. My parents liked them and my brother became obsessed with them at a very young age so I started listening to them. They were catchy. I remember the first song I loved was “Twist and shout “, when I was like 9. And I used to sing it out loud and dance like no one was watching. It made me happy. I started listening to others, I discovered “Let it be” and how beautiful it was to just leave life take its own course. I heard “Something” and I decided it was the most romantic song ever, and that the day that someone felt that way about me, he would be the one. With “Eleanor Rigby” and “While my guitar gently weeps” I understood the term hauntingly beautiful at the fullest. When illnesses of diverse type approach to my life, I listened to “Blackbird” and as a lullaby, it made me sleep in a way that I could forget my physical pain, my psychological struggle, the captivity I felt in life. I felt free, and I started seeing the beauty in the “broken wing...