People always leave, and for me it seems a constant fact of life that
has become inescapable. There have been too many times already where
people I’m not quite ready to say goodbye to seem to disappear as if
they were the greatest magicians the world has ever witnessed. They
leave through the form death, to drifting away, to saying the dreaded
goodbye, and sometimes not even letting you know it will last time you
see them before they stand up and walk away forever. And honestly, it
would be a difficult task to find something that terrifies me more than
getting close to people because it seems inevitable that history will
repeat itself and I’ll end up seeing another person walk out of my life
no matter how close we may be.
It’s a feeling that you can never get use too. That feeling of being
not adequate enough of a reason to keep someone leaves an emptiness that
sends a dagger to the soul that is filled with sadness; leaving a scar
that never truly heals. And in the darkest part of your mind, you don’t
end up questioning what went wrong that caused them to leave, but rather
what’s wrong with you that pushed them away?
I guess it’s a reminder that we can’t take those moments we have with
people we love for granted, because you don’t really know if it will be
your last with them. How we have to leave fearlessly to tell someone
how much they mean to us, so you know you won’t be too late and lose
your chance when they eventually leave. And maybe through chance, you
may run in to that one out of billions who won’t leave. The one you will
make you realize that even though sometimes people leave, some will
come back and some will make you believe in forever.
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