Letter One

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Dear,
Though I don't see you often, other than when I close my eyes or rest my head. Those time may not seem as though they are enough, but to me they feel like a life time. I scan my own dark thoughts, as if looking threw a slide show in 1652, in search of the only colorful photos. They capture our glimpses of happiness, although they are brief I find the time to hold them longer than the rest. During my dullest hour these imaginary memories sharpen the minutes as they tick down. Oh how I wish I could spend real days in the real world with you. How I long to see what you may look like outside of my head. Sadly Love, that day will never come, for no one here holds the same characteristics you posses. I wish I could drift away to your world and visit you more often, but the beast of reality keeps us apart. My intention is that you will someday find this letter. I won't address this letter to you, simply for the reason that I don't have to. You will find this note and instantly know that it is meant for you. My hope is that I will find the time to continue theses letters. I wish to write to you more, but promise you I can not. You are always in my thoughts, but I do not continuously think of you. The moments you do circle into my recycled thoughts, right when I am about to allow my brain to shut down, my mind and body spring to life. As I am about to drift to sleep, in hopes of entering your world, I enter the dimension of love. My thoughts and words are be scrambled, much like my emotions, but I hope you could make sense of my maze.
With True Admiration
Aubree A. Young

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