I cannot believe that it’s you you’re different you seemed just like me up to a point now you’re someone else… but not you I think that and I don’t want to your life is a sweet story and I have some of those pages I would love to share them with you if you have the time the real you the one in my thoughts my memories my dreams we are still connected you know and I feel you sometimes it might be a random smile I get or a warm feeling all over you too I bet that’s the universe saving us for another day storing our true feelings for each other where nobody else can find them I know that and I know that you know that so, until another day
Welcome back, join me and my continuing conversation about my thoughts, feelings, and emotions to the world around me.
In this episode, I talk about being Author of the Month, being published, and sending out my annual wish for my daughter, hoping she will one day return to my heart. And, as always, I throw in a quote and a poem for good measure.
this is a dream I can’t be awake in this world because you are not in it I’ve searched everywhere but you’re gone today though, the dream changes I get to release a jar of hope to make your voice the loudest make your face come back to me oh so vividly like the first day we met that happy May lately, this dream gets so close to a nightmare because it has started to fade everything and my jar of hope is almost empty not enough to awaken me to see you in reality smothers me I gasp toward that life choking to reach the other side someone, please shake me tell me it’s over give me back my biggest loss hear my may-day
I mentioned my daughter today as I always do in conversation. Oddly enough, to someone the same age as her. The response, “If she is anything like you, Ash, I’m sure she is just as awesome.” My heart sank. Why does the rest of the world see what she cannot? Why do I try to convince myself that what they say is not true because it is not told to me by her? Why do I feel broken and all she did was just sweep away the pieces? Questions I ask all the time because I hurt all the time. Something must be wrong with me.
But then someone comes along and suddenly, my reflection in the mirror changes. The questions disappear as I find another piece of me that was thrown away. Returned by a friendly face reminding me how my big my heart actually is.