I've come to terms already with the ache of longing for you that surges through my heart. I have learned to finally accept that the paths we once took together have diverged. And I can no longer give remedy to this existing missing piece of me, but just learn to live with it instead—ironically, it makes me feel a bit blithe and also empty at the same time.
Somehow glad, that the torment of longing for you has ebbed, while being perfectly sentient that I can't give remedy to it, for time has walked you further away from a place where I can no longer stand and walk beside you. Yet, there is this sting in my chest knowing that I am already learning how to not crave spending another precious memory with you. Though the awareness remains that if you were to call my name, I would run to you without a wee dubiety in both my heart and soul—this only happens when I am busy, though. For in those moments of stillness, your memory gently slips into my thoughts, and your name is being whispered in my heart again.
To miss someone you have never truly known, to ache for a person whose name remains a mystery, is a throb in one's heart. Yet, there is this strange and enchanting beauty in yearning for a heart and soul you've ironically known but never seen; and this is one of those nights. As I drift into this melancholic reverie, it feels as though my heart sinks into the deepest trench, powerless to mend this missing piece of me but to hope and pray instead that God may watch over you and fill your heart and soul with luminescence.
— To miss someone you don't know || cinnamon
(July 5, 2024)
















