POV; romance in 19th century
being so ardently in love with a person that you dare not look in their eyes, they’re a reflection of their soul. you only wish you were able to come into contact with each others’ skin, in most soft-spoken and innocent way of holding your hands. thus you closely pay attention to one another in every possible way but trying to not come across as an unmannerly person. you both put effort into getting to know the real two of you. you hear what they say and understand just perfectly their “in between the lines” thoughts.
as the two of you go for a promenade being followed by thousands of flowers only accenting the romance that is in the air in a huge beautiful garden, you walk rather slowly, being hyper aware of each others very fragile steps. the presence of one another is alluring and a blessing to you, which has both of you feeling anxious to watch your own behaviour more firmly in fear of accidentally slipping or doing anything slightly unpleasant in the eyes of the other one.
as you notice that the quiet promenade, full of impossibly unnoticed tension, draws near the end, both of you can’t help but be aware of your agonising desire to have yourselves a little more time, just another little precious moment of each others intimate presence. you treasure every moment you get to be close to one another, for both of you know that the date of next rendezvous you shall share is unmistakably unbeknown.
with this strong emotion of agony but the warming feeling of love, in hope of seeing your dearest one once again very soon, you gift each other with a very loving, promising and reassuring glance.
monday 28th december 2020




















