You're losing me. I tell you no but it's not true. Every day our conversations get a little blanker, every day we say less and less with more and more words.
I live mostly in remembrances.
When
we first started talking, when we unwrapped the truths of each other
layer by layer. It was more then a first kiss or a first night spent
together, it was the first time you asked me a question and I asked one
back; the first starry night and the first freezing cold walk.
I tried, once, to remember that night with you.
Too cold, let's not stay out long, ok? Just around the block? Ok I'll agree, but in that moment I have lost the magic and so stumble beside you trying only to keep up.
Everyone
goes through this, I tell myself. Everyone comes to the end of the
honeymoon and the beginning of reality. But it's more then that. I see
you slipping father away day by day, living more and more in Virtual
Reality. Some days I ask you questions, things I don't care, will never
care about. But you seem excited when you answer them, as excited as you
once were to have me in your life.
So then, there is a time limit I
suppose. I'm sick of watching you slip away minute by minute, retreating
father and farther into your cave of a room. There will be a time, soon
I think, when I will say ENOUGH.
You will lose me then, but looking on perhaps we will both realize in years to come that you lost me ages ago.
34th and Lexington
15 years ago
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