The Story of a Picture
In this photography I was three years old. I'm next to my aunt, although she can't tell herself well,
due to a cup of coffee that has spilled into the photo. It's strange because I don't remember what
his face was like back then, I don't know if she was smiling or she was sad. As far as I'm concerned,
I clearly don't look happy, I look a little uncomfortable and angry.
This picture is strange because in the background you can see two ladies with a kind of
medical apron, however, this contrasts with the toy car I'm sitting in. I have no idea who took
this picture, possibly someone unknown took it out as a favor and now it has gone into oblivion.
This image conveys to me an enormous anxiety, I cannot recognize myself. The spots that
have spoiled the photography look like a bacterium that is devouring my aunt and my memory.
After all, only my body remains frozen in an uncomfortable pose and with an indifferent look.
I would like to see this photograph in ten more years, perhaps the image is no longer recognizable
by its deplorable state or maybe my aunt's face will emerge again.

One of the best aspect of the text is the attempt at complex paragraphing and discourse structuring. On the whole the message is put through with certain inaccuracies affecting the message such as in:
ResponderEliminar"she can't tell herself well" or "I don't remember what his face was like ...".