Failed Misanthropy (Part 11: Caprica)
I don't know much about love.
Well at least not from experience.
It's always been that little emotion that always escapes me.
You see, I have plenty of friends, friends who I like to think love me.
But, I have enough friends.
I don't want anymore friendly love or familial love.
I want a love that moves mountains.
I want a love that conquers armies.
I want a love that transcends who I am, and all I'll ever be.
But I also want a love, that's simple and sweet.
I want a love that is tangible to everyone I meet.
I want a love like snowfall, a hurricane, a drought.
Essentially a love that is so powerful it is free of any reasonable doubt.
But, that's unrealistic everyone will say and I'd agree because at the end of the day,
I just want to know someone cares,
enough to embarrass themselves or put themselves at risk,
I just want to know there's someone out there who could love a crazy, psycho bitch
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