Solace in her words
I was scrimmaging through my belongings the other night, I
found my notebook. Little book with a brown and blue cover, I opened it and
dust sprung from the pages like the cobwebs from an old cupboard during a
Saturday spring clean. In between the pages I found the first letter that she
ever wrote me. She was right, seeing her handwriting is very weird. Seeing it
again after almost two years makes it even weirder.
Every word made me nostalgic, I read with the concentration
of a kid in first grade made to read aloud to his classmates by an evil
scheming teacher. Every sentence hurt and every paragraph was more unbearable
than the last. It hurts; it still hurts and even though I’m over her it still
hurts. I could die and be resurrected 200 years from now, reading that letter
would still hurt.
Her words although simple are very moving, time could pass
and their effect would not fade. She was adamant that I was the one guy who she
could not stay away from or forget no matter how hard she tried. The irony! She
said that I diffused into a space she never thought existed, her statement
still touches that place in my heart that I closed off to protect my feelings
and my sanity. With every page I read her words touched deeper into that place.
I could erase her but seeing her handwriting would flood me with memories
instantly.
As I put the letter back in between the pages of my
notebook, I feel a little vacuum, a
little space filled with nothing that exists, it’s found in my heart where she
took a piece of me with her when she left.
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