When I think of you, I tend to feel unworthy, not a pleasant feeling. You seem so perfect, carved from the purest marble, icy, pale, untouchable. By the likes of me. Call it what you will, being too fat, too ugly, too pathetic, to spend days caught in the spiders web of a day dream. To make up stories and memories of days in the park, basking in sun shine so hot it burns, lying on grass so soft it's like air, holding your hand and feeling happy. I live a sheltered existence, hidden in the cubby of my room stringing words together, a hapless loner. Melodies tickle my ear drum when I think of you. They spin and sluice through my mind, destroying odd facts and painting evening gowns dancing with tuxedos. The typical dreamer, so caught up in a fantasy she forgets about her life and that's all you are really, a fantasy. Yet, when this fantasy that I've constructed from moon beams and spiders filament seems so real, can you blame me for becoming lost? When I think of you my world seems bathed in light and yes once the light has dimmed, my world goes back to so much darkness. But, my dear isn't it worth it? Just for a day with you. What a cliched existence I lead, I almost hate myself for it, well I do. I hate that just imagining your eyes is more important to me than my education, than my sanity, than my friends, than my family, than my life. I hate you. Loathe you. Despise you. For this, for everything, but I do not want to let you go, I never want to let you go. So I cling to you and you tear apart my heart strings. You slowly erode my mind. You stamp on my tear ducts at night. You stare at me in the mirror and polluted thoughts enter my brain. You watch with glee as the skin parts and blood wells. You are always there, the presence egging me on. Because I'm not worthy, never have been. For the likes of you.