Admire: a letter
So I was just randomly opening an old box when I suddenly found a faded-colored paper folded inside one of my artwork. It was a letter that I intended to give to my old friend when he was supposed to leave abroad, but maybe I forgot to bring it during our farewell meeting.
And, I don’t know. I just want to share it here with you.
Dear friend,
So you need to go back to reality that awaits you there. Well, what’s life without farewells and encounters? We’ll see each other again soon.
Socrates once said that admirers are somewhat superior than lovers because they are purer and they love without having to receive back. Because they want the people they admire/love to grow and surrounded by goodness so the latter will be able to fly.
Believe me when I say that you’re one of the kindest person I’ve ever met and the most sincere lover out there.
So don’t ever question what’s wrong with you and your way of giving out your love because your way of loving people is a divine one. Your way might be closer to Socrates’ definition of admirers.
This is just a piece of my art, the first letter in my “Letters of Feelings”. I hope you will find someone who does not only love you, but admire you like you’re the only light bulb that is ever invented in the world.
Good luck with everything! See you in December. Be happy.
- Marguerite.