Yesterday I said goodbye to a very good friend. And I realized that "goodbye" is probably the toughest word of English language.
We had shared so many things. We shared music, food, pranks, stories, poetry, gossip at the window. We were inseperable. She brought out two sides in me that I knew existed but never accepted them. She brought out the poet and the writer in me. She connected me back to my poetic side. No matter how melancholy this personality was, it brought me some relief. And the writer part, I owe it to her. She is my "alice". She truly is that nutty yet affalable character that everybody has loved so much. She never got to see the composer side. I never showed it to her. We did have one brief conversation about it but that's that. Nothing more. Someday I will share my compositions with her as well.
But I doubt if that someday will ever come. She doesn't have a good track record when it comes to staying in touch with friends. She has given me the virtuality bullshit too many times. And this time I am afraid it's going to be the same. After so many wonderful moments I am scared that we are going to be reduced to virtual friends who do know that the other exists but never get in touch or exchange a hello.
And now that she is gone I dont know how much we will be able to sustain. It has always been easy for people to let me go without fighting for me. This time it might be the same. I know parting was hard for her too. But it has to be seen whether she lets me go or holds on.
But for now all I can do is let her go, wish her luck with her new life, and wish somewhere deep down in my heart that we stay the same. I know its wishful thinking but at least I can wish. After all she is starting a new chapter in her life. She is going to the man she has always loved unconditionally.
So all the best "alice". May you keep smiling for the rest of your life.
We had shared so many things. We shared music, food, pranks, stories, poetry, gossip at the window. We were inseperable. She brought out two sides in me that I knew existed but never accepted them. She brought out the poet and the writer in me. She connected me back to my poetic side. No matter how melancholy this personality was, it brought me some relief. And the writer part, I owe it to her. She is my "alice". She truly is that nutty yet affalable character that everybody has loved so much. She never got to see the composer side. I never showed it to her. We did have one brief conversation about it but that's that. Nothing more. Someday I will share my compositions with her as well.
But I doubt if that someday will ever come. She doesn't have a good track record when it comes to staying in touch with friends. She has given me the virtuality bullshit too many times. And this time I am afraid it's going to be the same. After so many wonderful moments I am scared that we are going to be reduced to virtual friends who do know that the other exists but never get in touch or exchange a hello.
And now that she is gone I dont know how much we will be able to sustain. It has always been easy for people to let me go without fighting for me. This time it might be the same. I know parting was hard for her too. But it has to be seen whether she lets me go or holds on.
But for now all I can do is let her go, wish her luck with her new life, and wish somewhere deep down in my heart that we stay the same. I know its wishful thinking but at least I can wish. After all she is starting a new chapter in her life. She is going to the man she has always loved unconditionally.
So all the best "alice". May you keep smiling for the rest of your life.