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If the sun refuses to shine, I don't mind.
I've always had more views on certain things, especially when it came to love.
I don't believe in it. I cannot see the love between a man and women. Possibly because I never felt it, but I believe as if 'at the time' you can love someone...but when things turn sour. Pick your clothes and your heart off the front yard lawn. I think its shit; I find romance to be dead. & Only why because there is no two parts to a story now a days. We are the new breeds of independent magicians dance around in the discotheque and we pick around our mate. We take our pick, like picking out produce.
I've always viewed myself highly, that I cannot be classified as a high school romance. Since, I find shame in placing a building over a foundation. (I see the connection stfu.) I don't see the word as 'college' friends or 'high school' friends. To me it’s just a fucking building. A fucking time in your life that you placed too much damn hype in.
I wanted to be unforgettable. I wanted to be someone you think about in 10 years and question "man, what happened..." I wanted to be special, someone you’ve never been with before. I wanted to be that sweet taste in a bitter mouth, so lovely that you’ll always remember.
I believe in company, and overall connection and affection between people. & I believe that, that can never die out. It can never fade off until the sorrowful wind, or be like a random train stop, always changing. But, that’s me. & Not the people I date.
But I figure, that I'm the type of person who 'loves' or rather cares unconditionally. I don't really expect that much in return, and I kind of leave myself out there. Open and dumb, trusting them, believing them and caring for them. I feel that I am connected. Hooked up and wired, attached through a series of numbers. Never seeing them ever leaving, never seeing them as high school at the time. But, Always seeing them, naturally beautiful. Open and daring, standing right next to me.
I stepped into ‘love’ but I didn’t fall. I loved him as I loved a best friend. But I wasn’t loved back. I was considered and I was labeled………..sigh. Branded. Softly discarded and lightly remembered.
~Mme. Media |