I should have run away that night. But I guess curiousity did kill the cat because everything that happened and is still happening is killing me by inches. There is so much to say, so many questions to ask, and he believed a smile and a kiss will sweep them away to oblivion. In their wake, more questions remain.
I begged...stop saying the words you don't mean....don't show me things that will lead me back to you...peace reigns for two days...then my makeshift defense crumbles when his name resonates from all directions....
A year with him...it was heaven and hell every minute...pain on the outside heals...but the pain one feels inside cuts only deeper and deeper each moment...
It is unfair...I wish I can blind myself on purpose so that I don't have to be reminded...so this is the death that loving deals...
- Mood:
gloomy
I hardly remembered when he walked in but I was drawn to the table where he was sitting by another person. When I first saw him, he struck me as somebody who is self-assured of what he wants in life as well as maintaining such a childlike countenance that my inner hero lost a part of her jadedness.
I had to leave the party since it turned sour for me (or I just didn't have an appetite for it). Either I left an impression or he was just that courteous, he sent me a message asking me how I was and how it was nice to meet me at the party.
But merely months later, I found myself pointedly ignoring to the point of rudeness because of the fact that my former bestfriend and him are now best friends. Not because I suspected that he and my ex-bff were lovers, but because he was the new BFF.
But where are we right now?
He managed to break through my defenses with the tenacity of a rat going through the floorboards where underneath lays a farmer's best produce. From gentle sweetness to just plain absurdity, he got to me and walked away with what's left of my heart safely in his pocket.
I am slain. He started what flames that died a long time ago and left my soul to burn.
I am about to walk the aisle to tie myself to the man I promised to marry, already grieving of what could have been in my heart. How could I want his child more than my husband's? Other than kisses and embraces, there was nothing more between us. It is what bothered me most. As my wedding day nears, he grew increasingly platonic, no longer intense. I still remembered what he said when he first found out I was already planning to get married. He asked if he can still convince me not to do it.
He always assured me, nothing's ever going to change. He also said he never really knew how to love a girl. But now...those lapses of his behavior cause my heart to cheer...if this isn't love, I don't know what is...
And now....and now....I am writing this....dreaming of that one kiss....dreading the day he will promise himself to another girl....I might regret this someday...but I'd rather lose him to another guy than to a girl who will be so blessed in bearing his child...
- Mood:
listless
I should because I grew up in a so-called haunted house. But my actual ghost experience is when a ghost student suddenly appeared in my the classroom where I used to teach. He is even from these present times, in the age of cellphones and internet. Why he died and how I'd rather you ask me personally. When my own students identified him to me, I offered prayers for his eternal repose. They said that day was his death anniversary. He lingered for a few more months until his former classmates graduated. I hope he rests in peace.
- Mood:
exhausted
Wow! That's big topic up there. Don't know if I'm going to measure up to it. Well...look at me....at the desk from 1.30 to 11pm.....a certified chairpolisher. Bet you haven't heard of that old fogey talk. I just dug it up from the cobwebbed recesses of my brain (poor thing..haven't fed it for awhile). I'm making use of my gift of gab which well-nearly cost me that desk. Why do eavesdroppers get offended when they hear only bits and pieces of other people's business? But I got to suck up my guts and look sassy even if I can't be sassy. Anyway, I thought I got my own little supernatural trip this week through one spooky photo. Then I found out that someone said it was a product of a fool's imagination, PhotoShop and one heck of a local urban legend. Still, it was scary as hell and I, for once, didn't zoom in even when I wanted to. Even from the regular view it was enough to make you pee. Even worse when you knew how the urban legend started and you-know-what-else......
Hookay....so this year is my last year as a single and I'm down on me knees thanking for the twenty-something years of informal education courtesy of Life. I pray I can cook half as well as my mom and my dad's sense of adventure. But most of all, I thank Him for sending me the guy I was praying for. My next wish to get my own puppy to bring with me when I move away from all that's near and familiar. I'm a proud Rotti owner and my dear love wanted a Lab. *Sigh* It's for the kids......Oh well.....back to work....
- Mood:
contemplative
Wow! It's really been awhile. Finally, I am at work, plowing through night shift and starting to de-freeze my brain. I have to re-learn teaching again but the experience is gratifying. Long distance calls and choppy video transmissions notwithstanding, being able to utilize brain cells....damn, somebody zap me before I overdo it. Hehehehe.... But it's alright. There's something about earning and working that boosts the person. I intend to enjoy that for as long as I can.
- Mood:
relaxed
chocolate and lovesongs used to make me sentimental and poetic....zzzzz.....I miss those tableas...When I took that photo, I was wishing for coffee and someone to discuss anything but the weather with. My best friend, now a law student, lost that bohemian spark ever since he got into law school. There was a time (before law school) that coffee and cocoa is our passion as well as talking poetry and cutting magazine articles to pieces with our post-publish editing. He more than opened my eyes and placed my conventbred senses out of existence in semi-retirement. Mmmm....those good old days...
- Mood:
contemplative
