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Rapturous Misery


To fall in love.
To give your heart away.
To share your passions
With another
 
All of these things are fantasies.
Fantasies that are rapturous cords.
Linked around my heart.
How I have dreamed of sharing the jewels of my heart.
With someone like me.
Going past the torturous aches of longing.
And opening the floodgates of opportunity.
No matter how painful.
Misery is the legacy of those who are afraid to act on the impulses of the heart.
Misery can be painful and rapturous at the same time
To be in love with someone from a distance.
When that someone may not love you back.
Having feelings that make you a new creature.
Having a friend who listens well.
Who is selfless
Charming.
Honest
Attractive.
Faithful to all their friends
How can you not fall in love with someone like that?
How can you not be enthralled with rapturous misery?

 

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