Fully aware that days without you were no longer days, but hours of timeless in-existence until I saw your bright smile again and revived myself from the slumber in which my eyes are open but my heart is closed.
My days are gone, your days are gone, our days are gone.
But what are days?
What is you?
What is I?
And I question the truth yet ignore the lies because I am naive. Naive to the extent in which I clung to your every word.
In a vain attempt at security.
In a pathetic search for love.
I found love and it's lack of beauty bothered me. The way it turned my insides out. The way it gave me sleepless nights. And I wonder sometimes how I could catch such a disease and suffer in misery while watching you smirk in delight as I try to awaken fro my slumber from my deep slumber my perpetual in-existence that is seen through your eyes...
I always imagined if life was every man for himself. Like wild animals. If we all scavourged the amazon in search of food and shelter, killing anyone in our way. Or if we swam like sharks, eating smaller fish. Smaller versions of ourselves.I guess we always had that instinct in us. As civilized as we try to be, despite our efforts to be wise intelligent beings. We are nothing but uncivilized creatures. Shaped and molded from birth by society. Believing anything they tell us. Following orders because there are consequences, not because we care. So what are we? Are we caring beings with hearts of gold or are we nothing but noble savages..?
You could say that I envied her. Her perfect teeth, glamorous body. You could say that I was vulnerable to the subtle lies of men. Not as she. You could say that I was a grade more oblivious then her, then anybody really. You could even say that I wasn't seen under the same light as she. Not as if my mother's constant need for comparison didn't make me feel any worse, but her mother's lack of it made it almost illicit for me to see her as anything but superior to what I could ever imagine myself being. You could say that she was sure of herself. And you could see how I envied her for her assurance. So yes, you wouldn't just say that I envied her, but you would believe it. Lest did I know that surety was far from her heart, how her only true breathtaking attribute was her ability to conceal. The beautiful mask she wore, of a strong independent, sure young lady. The day she took it off, I will never forget...