Matt and I had been dating for 2 years. Two years of my life I spent living him. I truly thought he was my soulmate, the love of my life. But I was wrong. So very wrong.
Have you ever wondered how the Grand Canyon feels? I'm sure it feels so empty. So very empty. You throw a pebble in and the echo and rippling sound is massive. It's just a valley, a big empty crevasse in the earth. So empty. Nothing to fill it, it's too big to fill. But what if there was something that could fill it. Fill the emptiness that consumes this large crack. Think of a large rain storm a monsoon if you will. It just suddenly comes along so quickly without warning and BOOM it's starts pouring down into the canyon. It takes a while, but slowly, so very slowly, it starts to fill. The small rain drops slowly fill up the crack in the earth. The rain just came along and filled up the hole with water, created a raging river. But what if told you I wasn't talking about the Grand Canyon. I was talking about my heart. My heart had a huge crack in the middle of it, but then BOOM. Suddenly a monsoon comes around and slowly but surely filled the crack. The rain wasn't just any rain, it was love. The love of a special boy, he built up the walls of heart. The love filled the crack, creating a raging river. A beautiful river, the rain ceased once my heart was healed, but the love was still present in the form of a rainbow. He had created something more beautiful than what was there before.
Daniel Seavey built up my walls again and fixed my broken heart. He was the rain to my valley. I love him. I love him more than anything in this world.
