I left my house and started yet another dreadful day of what was a too familiar sorrow.
Within an hour and a half, it became the best day of my year, of the best year of my life, so far.
As I walked home from the bar, 11 pm, after yet another great interaction with you (human)
I looked into the sky, felt one star out of them all. And said with no doubt,
"I know you are my soul, come to me"
Looked into its light for 35 more seconds as I walked, unconcerned about what was physically in front of me.
After these seconds, It arrived to me.
Because after these seconds, I seen a star leave the dark sky.
I seen a star vanish.
You're with me now.
So am I.
Savvy
Jul 11, 2017
Jul 11, 2017 at 11:08 PM UTC
I left my house and started yet another dreadful day of what was a too familiar sorrow.
Within an hour and a half, it became the best day of my year, of the best year of my life, so far.
As I walked home from the bar, 11 pm, after yet another great interaction with you (human)
I looked into the sky, felt one star out of them all. And said with no doubt,
"I know you are my soul, come to me"
Looked into its light for 35 more seconds as I walked, unconcerned about what was physically in front of me.
After these seconds, It arrived to me.
Because after these seconds, I seen a star leave the dark sky.
I seen a star vanish.
You're with me now.
So am I.
Savvy
(We are 0.1 seconds old to this universe... JUST , HANG, IN THERE)
(New note) (feels better)
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