Every now and then there comes a time in my life where I sit down and begin to evaluate where I am; what is, what was, and what will be. A time to remember who was, and in some cases still is influential in my life. I have been very lucky to have know some amazing and inspiring people in my life. Each and everyone has helped shaped who I am, for better or for worse, yet alot of the time I feel essentially alot of it has been taken for granted. Maybe, I have not been as apreciative as I should have been. Ultimately in some sitatuations it has resulted in loss, and opportunities and experience missed and long passed. What could have been has not surpassed, resulting in a feeling of loss and departed passion.
While sitting down today, flicking through old photographs from the past, a very raw nerve was torn in my soul. For once in a long time, I began to reflect on how much I miss some of the people in my life that have injected spirit and passion into my soul. People that for one reason or another are no longer part of my existence. Perhaps I may oneday have the opportunity to thank them all for what they have done, and how much love and passion they have injected into my life.
If by some mere miracle, or deeper force that I may get to see your faces oneday, I will share with you all that I have been dwelling on for all to long. Your love, your warm embrace of friendship that brought me so much hapiness in a time so long ago, yet only feeling like yesterday. Your hand that raised me from my darkest momnents, pulling me into the warmth of all that is beautiful in the world. Your belief and stength, often brought me back from my own self doubt and loss of faith in all that was. It is the magic and energy and power of your friendship that has made me the man I am today.
There is no text or written statement that can possibly capture how much you meant to me. But for the short time in the history and life and all that is, you added a glow to my world. A world that only was, because of you.
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