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Xeydnys
"I like you." A strong breeze passes through me. I peer around, averting my gaze from hers. The greys are fading. The dim, ever unchanging lights slowly saturate. How could I not realize how beautiful the sun was albeit only a single ray through the clouds? The me in me cries in joy. Life has color, life has meaning. Everything has not been for naught. I immerse myself in her existence. What had been so mundane and exhausting is suddenly exhilirating and intriguing. How could I have not experienced this before? "I love you." "I love you too." The weights we carried were heavy but the load lightened by the minute. A feeling of soaring emerges at my core. A life intertwined and filled with a surplus of joy. We eat, experience, sleep, wake, hug, kiss, share insecurities, provide support. An unknowing feeling of dread is consuming her and I hardly noticed. How could I notice how half-hearted and melancholy her smiles was? She left for but a moment to rediscover what it means to exist. I sleep alone, I wake alone, I exist alone. I peer at my phone, ignorant to the returning grey. Eventually it settles in. The price I paid for thinking that I deserve such bliss. She is gone, unsure, never willing to return Melancholy as ever. I am unable to cry. I woke from a beautiful dream that I can never return to. Days pass as I try to reconcile and collect the ephemeral remnants of my soul. I wish her well and will welcome her should see find me as a cornerstone. The hue she imbued in me for a short while is gone but the feelings remain. I will not remain motionless. I shall eat, experience, sleep, and wake alone Awaiting the return of that ephemeral dream. As I write this, tears finally fall. Life is beautiful away from the grey.
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Apr 3, 2019
Apr 3, 2019 at 10:16 AM UTC
The Grey
"I like you." A strong breeze passes through me. I peer around, averting my gaze from hers. The greys are fading. The dim, ever unchanging lights slowly saturate. How could I not realize how beautiful the sun was albeit only a single ray through the clouds? The me in me cries in joy. Life has color, life has meaning. Everything has not been for naught. I immerse myself in her existence. What had been so mundane and exhausting is suddenly exhilirating and intriguing. How could I have not experienced this before? "I love you." "I love you too." The weights we carried were heavy but the load lightened by the minute. A feeling of soaring emerges at my core. A life intertwined and filled with a surplus of joy. We eat, experience, sleep, wake, hug, kiss, share insecurities, provide support. An unknowing feeling of dread is consuming her and I hardly noticed. How could I notice how half-hearted and melancholy her smiles was? She left for but a moment to rediscover what it means to exist. I sleep alone, I wake alone, I exist alone. I peer at my phone, ignorant to the returning grey. Eventually it settles in. The price I paid for thinking that I deserve such bliss. She is gone, unsure, never willing to return Melancholy as ever. I am unable to cry. I woke from a beautiful dream that I can never return to. Days pass as I try to reconcile and collect the ephemeral remnants of my soul. I wish her well and will welcome her should see find me as a cornerstone. The hue she imbued in me for a short while is gone but the feelings remain. I will not remain motionless. I shall eat, experience, sleep, and wake alone Awaiting the return of that ephemeral dream. As I write this, tears finally fall. Life is beautiful away from the grey.
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Like a cloud eclipsing the sun, I feel myself fade into the slums of this shell. A few steps back from the caverns that were once my eyes, A gut-wrenching, heart-twisting feeling emerges. When did I become someone else? When did my sense of self become so convoluted? I feel the me beneath the waves scream. A muffled cry. Silence. I force my way forward, but feel nothing. The robotic phantom that assumes my nature yields nothing. The air separating the two is so dense it’s suffocating. Every moment I forget myself more and more… I can feel the former me grasping his chest, Screaming for freedom to simply be. The emotions of others swell within him like a storm that cannot be quelled. His torment and frustration ******* him. He’s crying alone, A step away from the panes of reality. I try to instill a sense of calm with words of warmth, But nothing can reach him. The me who used to feel and want and dream… Has slumped into a chasm from which he can never be retrieved. When did I forget what it meant to simply exist? I whisper into the void, Hoping that something can be salvaged. He lifts his head for but a moment. The cruel reality of being consumed.
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Feb 26, 2019
Feb 26, 2019 at 11:42 PM UTC
The Fading You