The date has been set.
Then again, I suppose it always has been.
If you believe in that sort of thing.
The day, I hope, is as beautiful as it was all those years ago.
I hope the magic sustained in the air like dust in the sunlight
from when it was born.
I hope it isn't as ugly as it seems.
The action itself seems liberating, yet so demeaning.
How odd it is to consider that a heart that has been beating for such a long time,
may end by a sudden trauma.
Life is so fragile. Truly, a gift.
It's shameful so much of it was wasted
looking for the very thing it had all along.
Life.
The virtuousness should be unlimited, considering how easy it is to lose.
But I guess life was never easy.
Life is a problem-solving game we play by chance, only to lose in the end.
Such a shame it has to end like this.
How I wish it didn't.
How I wish I could pursue the dreams I once held so dearly,
to believe in the things I once believed,
to love the people I once loved,
to hold the one I once held, hourlessly.
If only there were a way out of this tunnel.
Wishful thinking. I've searched every nook and cranny.
There are no holes in these solid walls.
There is no light in front of me.
If I could only go back to the start and change my wrongs,
ease the burdens of my loved ones,
frequently explain to them the deepest affections I once held for them, truly,
may my soul rest in peace.
But they will never know.
This is an act of martyrdom.
I've become a burden to my loved ones,
not even graciously an empty shell they must carry,
but a full shell, filled with cement and dirt and worms and the odor of a decaying man walking amongst the living.
The only light in this tunnel is bored against my back,
and I see my silhouette, the personality I used to be,
and I would wave at myself but she's crying.
Because I'm not coming back and she knows that.
And her pain is my pain. I feel it in my bones when every tear runs down her delicate, innocent cheek. I cannot turn back, but oh god, how much I want to.
How much I want to walk back into the light and embrace the self I'm used to, the Safest Place in this world.
But I can't, because she's dead.
I'm not her anymore.
The date has been set, and my time is limited.
I refuse to waste a moment of it.
Then again, I suppose it always has been.
If you believe in that sort of thing.
The day, I hope, is as beautiful as it was all those years ago.
I hope the magic sustained in the air like dust in the sunlight
from when it was born.
I hope it isn't as ugly as it seems.
The action itself seems liberating, yet so demeaning.
How odd it is to consider that a heart that has been beating for such a long time,
may end by a sudden trauma.
Life is so fragile. Truly, a gift.
It's shameful so much of it was wasted
looking for the very thing it had all along.
Life.
The virtuousness should be unlimited, considering how easy it is to lose.
But I guess life was never easy.
Life is a problem-solving game we play by chance, only to lose in the end.
Such a shame it has to end like this.
How I wish it didn't.
How I wish I could pursue the dreams I once held so dearly,
to believe in the things I once believed,
to love the people I once loved,
to hold the one I once held, hourlessly.
If only there were a way out of this tunnel.
Wishful thinking. I've searched every nook and cranny.
There are no holes in these solid walls.
There is no light in front of me.
If I could only go back to the start and change my wrongs,
ease the burdens of my loved ones,
frequently explain to them the deepest affections I once held for them, truly,
may my soul rest in peace.
But they will never know.
This is an act of martyrdom.
I've become a burden to my loved ones,
not even graciously an empty shell they must carry,
but a full shell, filled with cement and dirt and worms and the odor of a decaying man walking amongst the living.
The only light in this tunnel is bored against my back,
and I see my silhouette, the personality I used to be,
and I would wave at myself but she's crying.
Because I'm not coming back and she knows that.
And her pain is my pain. I feel it in my bones when every tear runs down her delicate, innocent cheek. I cannot turn back, but oh god, how much I want to.
How much I want to walk back into the light and embrace the self I'm used to, the Safest Place in this world.
But I can't, because she's dead.
I'm not her anymore.
The date has been set, and my time is limited.
I refuse to waste a moment of it.