I take you all upon me, I hold you close and look at you as a father.

I take you all upon me, I hold you close and look at you as a father.

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Above all love
A hidden inheritance

of Francesco Arista and Antonella Molica

Argument

my being

→ I take you all upon me, I hold you close and look at you as a father.

→ I understood you with love.

→ With my love, for love I do everything, I give you tenderness, joy, peace, truth of children, I envelop you, I hold you in hand, I embrace you, I keep you close and love you.
→ Love is all for me, only for love you are desired.
→ I love everyone of you of a big, founded, sweeping and upsetting love
→ Love is all for me, that unexplored border that all men have long sought and already have.
→ Man is everything to me, the motive of every creation, he is God, myself in everything.

→ I look at you with love.

→ I take care of you.

→ To announce means to love, to be certain to possess my love, to possess the love you have for me, your father, your daddy, the only teacher, to dedicate yourself to true love, to rejoice in my living, true presence, which has meant for you, to rejoice in my word, to announce to everyone that I exist, I am there, I love you, and you are my sons.
→ Proclaiming means nourishing oneself with my love, knowing that I constantly nourish you, also nourishing others with my knowledge, with my love, which they already possess and do not let out towards me.

→ Come to me, to the father.

→ Love me sons.

→ I always bring you with me.

→ I always do.

→ All good comes from me.

→ I love you.

Recurrences in the text

→ I take you all upon me, I hold you close and look at you as a father.
→ I understood you with love.
→ Your names are written in me.
→ I look at you with love.
→ I take care of you.
→ What I love are you children.
→ Come to me, to the father.
→ Love me sons.
→ I always bring you with me.
→ I always do.
→ All good comes from me.
→ I love you.

Relative arguments