Dear diary,
my friends have found me, sitting on that wall. They wanted to know what was going on but, you know, I couldn't tell them about...well...you.
They've all seen how we changed glances. They asked me heaps of questions; they wanted to know what I felt, whether you actually meant me and whether I knew you already.
What was I supposed to answer? Was I meant to tell them about your broken soul? Should I have said something like: well I felt absolutely horrible because something in me just exploded and I recognized myself looking for blood because seeing you dark eyes, full of pain, hurts like hell?
I couldn't say that but maybe I should have.
It wasn't the last time I saw you and as you may already know, this was the greatest mistake I could have made – seeing you again, talking to you and kissing you. And one day – without any advance but too many hints – I lost you.
It doesn't matter how I start thinking about anything that has to do with you, I always end up feeling like a piece of shit. A piece of shit that doesn't know how to survive the next day, the next week, the next month.
After telling my friends that I was just feeling a bit sick and that it's better now, they dragged me back to the little festival. I got back to my spot right in front of you and the moment you saw me, your smile got wider and your voice a little brighter...
I didn't look you in the eyes that day because my stomach was still aching.
I heard the happiness in every word that came out of your mouth and I swear to god that if you wouldn't have texted me three hours later, wonder how you even got my freaking phone number, I would have remembered you as the guy whose energy filled my body just by putting that freaking honest smile on your innocent face.
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Lost
RandomYou know that moment when you see someone for the very first time? What is the first thing that comes into your mind? I looked at you and just wondered what your freaking story was.