It is an up and down, here and there, birthdays celebrations and even black clouds kind of week, but I am loving this week! It is my week!
I am linking up with Jamie from the blog This Kind of Love and here it goes, What I'm Loving Wednesday...
I'm loving my birthday! It is today! XXVI :)
I'm loving my dads bday! Yesterday!
I'm loving my family who indulge me in my multiple bday celebrations and all craziness when it comes to Feb 22!
I'm loving my friends who lo ve me even as crazy as I am!
I'm loving the multiple bday celebrations! It is only once that I get to XXVI
I'm loving life with its ups and downs!
I'm loving the beautiful sunshine today!
I'm loving!
I want to live like that, enjoying the whole week... I want to be singing, even when it is a sad melody... I want to wake up so early I am still asleep but have the strength to go where I have to... I want to laugh at nothing and smile at my own reflection... I want to make people happy by the sole fact that I am there... I want to live like this, knowing that I will reach my purpose...
Showing posts with label lost. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lost. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Friday, November 25, 2011
Game Over!!!
I lost the game. I realize that now. All the cards were played and I lost. I am not sure if you won or we just both lost. Maybe it was a no-win situation, or maybe... maybe. But it is done, it was done long ago and it is still done now.
So why am I writing about it again? Why do I keep thinking of and about you? Why do I keep remembering?
I realized it today. I fell for you. I fell in lo ve with you.
And falling out of lo ve from you; well that is the difficult part. I knew I liked you a lot, but I just recognized it, I fell in lo ve with you.
How can falling in lo ve translate to losing? to game over?
It was worth it, this is not about regretting falling for you. But it is about how I feel broken now, like a part of me is missing and I wonder if I'll ever lo ve again, will I ever be loved again? That is for me a game over, a lost game.
I mi ss yo U in my life. I mi ss walking the streets with you, laughing about Vodka, Giggles and Shy boy, about random coffee names and about our camping adventures. It aches every time I tell a story about us, because I have to disguise my feelings and our relationship. You became a friend and in stead of being funny it hurts. Daydreaming, night-dreaming and movie-dreaming is pain, pure pain.
It is not like it used to be, that everything I am reminds me of you. No, it hurts different. Because I ache for what it was, what it isn't and what it will never become.
Your friend, who became my friend said to me when talking about our broken path:
So why am I writing about it again? Why do I keep thinking of and about you? Why do I keep remembering?
I realized it today. I fell for you. I fell in lo ve with you.
And falling out of lo ve from you; well that is the difficult part. I knew I liked you a lot, but I just recognized it, I fell in lo ve with you.
How can falling in lo ve translate to losing? to game over?
It was worth it, this is not about regretting falling for you. But it is about how I feel broken now, like a part of me is missing and I wonder if I'll ever lo ve again, will I ever be loved again? That is for me a game over, a lost game.
I mi ss yo U in my life. I mi ss walking the streets with you, laughing about Vodka, Giggles and Shy boy, about random coffee names and about our camping adventures. It aches every time I tell a story about us, because I have to disguise my feelings and our relationship. You became a friend and in stead of being funny it hurts. Daydreaming, night-dreaming and movie-dreaming is pain, pure pain.
It is not like it used to be, that everything I am reminds me of you. No, it hurts different. Because I ache for what it was, what it isn't and what it will never become.
Your friend, who became my friend said to me when talking about our broken path:
"its okay though
I know or I hope there is truth in his words and it helped eased the pain, but still there was no winner and the game is over...
i think its honestly his lose
you will always find better."
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Read around
"...
But reading isn’t what she really wants. Not deep down. What she really wants is for someone – anyone at all – to tap her on the shoulder and invite her into their world. To ask her questions and tell her stories. To be interested. To laugh with her. To want her to be a part of their life.
But it isn’t even this connection with someone new that she wants most. At least not at the deepest level. At the deepest level, in the core of her soul, even fleeting connections with others seem to interfere with what she desires most. Which is to know that she’s truly loved. That she’s not alone in this world. And that whatever she was put here to do, in time, will be done and shared with others who care.
..."
This is nor the beginning or the end of this story Where We Must Go When We Feel Lost and Alone.
But it is a story worth reading. I identify a little with it, and it makes me smile and feel sad at the same time, because I understand, I feel it, but I can sometimes overcome it.
There is also one of the comments that hits the point so accurately, and the question remains: how unsustainable are our lives?
But reading isn’t what she really wants. Not deep down. What she really wants is for someone – anyone at all – to tap her on the shoulder and invite her into their world. To ask her questions and tell her stories. To be interested. To laugh with her. To want her to be a part of their life.
But it isn’t even this connection with someone new that she wants most. At least not at the deepest level. At the deepest level, in the core of her soul, even fleeting connections with others seem to interfere with what she desires most. Which is to know that she’s truly loved. That she’s not alone in this world. And that whatever she was put here to do, in time, will be done and shared with others who care.
..."
This is nor the beginning or the end of this story Where We Must Go When We Feel Lost and Alone.
But it is a story worth reading. I identify a little with it, and it makes me smile and feel sad at the same time, because I understand, I feel it, but I can sometimes overcome it.
There is also one of the comments that hits the point so accurately, and the question remains: how unsustainable are our lives?
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