falling t e a r s

When you mentioned "private, unimportant, irrational", that reminded me of the way we can essentially be at war with ourselves. Our mind becomes our worst enemy and we internalize our deepest fears, scared to try and give them a voice at the chance of being ridiculed or dismissed.

Love that encouragement in the last part, in the parenthesis. Even if we cannot understand the tears or despair of someone, that does not mean what they are feeling is not valid or extremely difficult for them to process.

Sad and beautiful written. All the best

I love the way this piece read off and how the lack of capitalizing the "i's" at the end is able to come off as incredibly powerful not just lazy. the feel of this piece was wonderfully spot on, I felt like a tear rolling down the cheek of a loved one or like a rain drop splitting apart upon impact with the shoe of someone feeling lost or lonely.

Sad, beautiful, all at the same time...