He said I found something melancholic in everything; That I saw meaning in all things I perceived. And that it was so, so beautiful.
But no, it was just what I saw. I didn't understand. Everything felt so disheartening to me. I didn't understand him, who found beauty in my own sadness.
He said he loved me for who I was, but he didn't really know me. For who I am. Who I became. Who I turned out to be.
He told me he understood, but I know he didn't. I could see it in his eyes, and his smile. In his words, that speak of such sweetness, but with simplicity.
Maybe it was me who couldn't understand him.
I found bleakness in the way he loved me, and that was when I decided: there was definitely something deeply wrong with me.
Maybe I was broken.
And perhaps broken people, were only meant for broken people.
— Y.H.
desolation, gentle fervor.
"You are so beautiful," he told me, "You just don't know it." What if I told you I didn't want to be beautiful. I wanted to be understood. I wanted to understand. I wanted to love, the way you did for me.