When I first saw her I thought to myself, “so this is what they meant when they said you would just know.” Because I knew.
It was about two weeks later when I found myself drifting off into day dreams covered with her silhouette. And the dreams were so alive. So vivid. So beautiful. Like her.
I could smell her perfume as if she was right next to me, and I could hear her laugh right in my ear. Her eyes stared into my soul the way I always longed to stare into someone’s soul myself.
I ached for her. For her touch. Not sexually. But intimately. The way you ache for your comfort blanket when you want to lay up next to the running fire place. Because it kept you warm. And the thought of her being in my arms kept me warm.
I ached to hold her and random times of the day and to play with her when she told me about her day. I ached for her presence in my life the way you ache for company in your loneliest hours.
I saw her one time, and that was all it took for me to know that I needed to have her in my life regardless of what role she played in it.
I see her every now and then. I see her when I’m at my happiest moments. I see her when life gets easier. But she goes away when it gets slightly tough because she doesn’t like the way the grey clouds shade the light that makes her essence glow.
She runs easily and it’s okay because I know she’ll be back when it’s sunnier.
All I can do for now is stare into the mirror and hope I’ll see a glimpse of her bright eyes, and try to bring the sun out as much as I can.










