Life is short. It is fast and unforgiving. And in the time that we are given - the time we are allotted to spend here on this planet - we don't ask nearly enough questions.
No, not "who where why when how".
Questions that matter.
Will it rain tomorrow? What's your name? The first two things I said to your face.
We were younger then, and I didn't know that in a month's time I would be asking you much more important things.
Like your favourite colour. The songs that lift your spirits. If I could be someone, anyone, to you.
And now. We are where we are. You have become to much more to me than I had ever dreamed, and, as you had told me, time and time again, I to you.
Life is short, so I want you to know that I love you. I love you more than "I love you" could ever say.
Life is fast, and I want to make these memories -however virtual and electronic they may be - last.
And life, above all, is unforgiving. I will never be able to tell you what I want you to know.
I'm not so sure anymore that I will do anything worthwhile with the time I am given. After all... What kind of time would I be spending without you?
Sort of prose. Read-aloud: https://soundcloud.com/qynnv/will-it-rain-tomorrow-poetry