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Letter to j


j Fate is true, yet has the ability to let down, much like a human Our fate was truly great in the aspect that it was life changing for us Our eyes meeting for the first time and already knowing some type of love already existed for each other You wanted to deny that I wasn’t the one for you by pushing me away, killing my confidence with your words, and ignoring my heart-filled gestures Yet it made me pull you closer and hang on tighter I knew right there in that moment, you are my one, I am yours We were so different in the beginning of getting to know each other We were so determined in different things, different passions Those passions still continue to this day Even though I literally felt those thrusting vibes of warm love coming off of you, towards me, I knew you didn’t want the struggle You didn’t want someone to accompany you with your routine, or for you to change yours You didn’t want the aching heartbreak at the end, or even the slightest chance of an end to something beautiful happening You didn’t want to get hurt You risk it all just for me You made me the base of all your feelings, you changed so much for me We were on different paths that met only by sight Just by a sight, our different roads shattered to make each other meet, and through every crack that they’ve been through, they give one another their own concrete to smooth out the hurt The hurt is and will be as common as seeing different humans on a daily Since the fate was so strong and so correct, it shows that through all bad, we will always have spare concrete for each other Ive seen many humans in my life; you are the one that makes them all disappear with a simple look Thank you Love, g
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