Dear Mo
Dear Mo,
If only I didn’t have to write this letter
Or say these words
Life would look a lot sweeter
It would taste like the ripest mango we’ve ever shared
Yet here I am
Here we are
Amidst the inevitable
Both knowing it was coming but
Having no ability to cope with the change
I’m leaving
If I didn’t have to you know I would
Stay tucked by your side
Fighting your battles
Crying your tears
Rubbing your back til
The pain disappears
But as much as that life would bring me great joy
It wouldn’t be my life
And as much as you would love having me close
You would know my heart lies on the West Coast
So breathe.
Let’s take a moment to take this moment
In
Bask in the summer warmth your friendship brings to my winterized life
Your smiles thawing my frigid disposition
Your laughter melting my icy emotions
If summer was what we did best, let’s make this last one count
-H
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