I wrote this
nearly two years ago, the void is still there.
Nothing in life
is certain, people, places and occurrences come and go. Nothing in this world
is permanent. Life is a fleeting moment that reforms in each new passing
instant. And while nothing is permanent, we are still affected and moved in
unexpected ways. People that you never expected to hold significance in your
life, become the ones hardest to forget. They stroll into your life as
insignificant as single leaf is to a tree. And in a season or two, they fall,
and their loss strikes a surprising pain.
Naked is the only
way to describe how the loss of something so presumably insignificant makes you
feel. You find that the smallest things throw you into memories that now seem
so bittersweet and haunting. Every memory glorified to be almost unworldly
perfect, but when you strain hard enough the flawed details surface, and
realize your perceived reality is skewed. I can only equate this phenomenon to
that of when someone dies. Suddenly their memory is perfect, every flaw
vanishes. It’s not that they were perfect in reality, but rather from some
reason we torture ourselves by believing their memory is flawless, making their
severance nearly impossible and painstakingly difficult.

I know that time
heals all. I know eventually people will stop asking, and it will get easier.
While a big part of me wishes I could forget everything, an even bigger part of
me has believe that everything has purpose. While the purpose may not be clear
now, I have hope that someday it will be. That is the beauty of fate. I have
hope that things will get better not just on my end, but on her as well.
Severance is never easy, goodbyes are never perfect, and I’m finally at peace
with that. So goodbye and take care, may you find joy in all that you do. I
only have the best of wishes for you.