Matured with the damaged years, between the hastiness unfold, playing back a decision in my head that saved me and transitioned. No more talks on the morbidity of compulsive togetherness.
It is easier to find people who will volunteer to die, than to find those who are willing to endure pain with patience. Slitting wrists in the name of love is way easier than propelling the pain inside a warm heart that loves and accepts you for whatever you are. It's very easy to meet a billion people who take your breath away, but rare to find that one person who encourages and comforts you to breathe and waits long hours just to see you, once you find some one like them, keep them, don't let them go. It's simple to cheat on them and walk away sheepishly, abuse them, hit them, however in the long run when they turn around and let you go, you will look up and inside down and outside only to find a double taking punching heartache laughing at your smile, because letting go is courageous.
Believe their eyes when they choose you, and feel blessed for the loyalty, trust and love they have to shower upon you, for once they pronounce you left out and alone, you won't enjoy to kiss your pride. Don't push them light years away to only realise how important they were. Respect their presence because they stand tall on the learning's from their past, betrayal won't wound them for that's their foundation of strength.
If you really want to break them, dare to love them <3 and you hold the key to their heart <3 it's that simple!
P.S : Dedicated and written in the memory of everyone who have ever loved and have been loved. My heart beats for your healing in progress. Warmest hugs across. It's a floodgate of emotions when you hear a fairy tale break up of close friends. Cheating isn't required, violence isn't the solution. The whole human identity is a drama, tell me one person who isn't dramatic!? Life is a drama. Be thankful you have it. Don't just ruin and run over your own self, for a temporary settlement. Money is poor man's credit anyway, so why make it a bench mark !?
Moderation in temper is always a virtue, but moderation in principle is always a vice.
It is easier to find people who will volunteer to die, than to find those who are willing to endure pain with patience. Slitting wrists in the name of love is way easier than propelling the pain inside a warm heart that loves and accepts you for whatever you are. It's very easy to meet a billion people who take your breath away, but rare to find that one person who encourages and comforts you to breathe and waits long hours just to see you, once you find some one like them, keep them, don't let them go. It's simple to cheat on them and walk away sheepishly, abuse them, hit them, however in the long run when they turn around and let you go, you will look up and inside down and outside only to find a double taking punching heartache laughing at your smile, because letting go is courageous.
Believe their eyes when they choose you, and feel blessed for the loyalty, trust and love they have to shower upon you, for once they pronounce you left out and alone, you won't enjoy to kiss your pride. Don't push them light years away to only realise how important they were. Respect their presence because they stand tall on the learning's from their past, betrayal won't wound them for that's their foundation of strength.
If you really want to break them, dare to love them <3 and you hold the key to their heart <3 it's that simple!
P.S : Dedicated and written in the memory of everyone who have ever loved and have been loved. My heart beats for your healing in progress. Warmest hugs across. It's a floodgate of emotions when you hear a fairy tale break up of close friends. Cheating isn't required, violence isn't the solution. The whole human identity is a drama, tell me one person who isn't dramatic!? Life is a drama. Be thankful you have it. Don't just ruin and run over your own self, for a temporary settlement. Money is poor man's credit anyway, so why make it a bench mark !?
Moderation in temper is always a virtue, but moderation in principle is always a vice.