In the Middle of Nowhere

I read an article once, about a genius boy who had eidetic memory (not Sheldon) that graduated at 10 but khs at the age of 12/13. So it got me to thinking, how terrible it must have been to know a part of the universe people go their whole lives trying to obtain, but still feel lonely , hopeless and forgotten with people all around you. Feelings of belonging to a place you've never been because the place you are in now, can't be the entire reality. That emptiness he must of felt at such a tender age, despite all the knowledge in the world. It broke my heart. I could relate on a personal level, but we all can relate to sadness on a global scale too. Often times, the families of victims have no knowledge of such sadness, how to assist, or they don't care to step out of their own lives. We all have our own issues to deal and heal from but not always an ear to listen, shoulder to cry, or soul to connect with. Keeping in mind my own personal struggles with loneliness, and how this piece helped me heal a little more and I'm hoping it can do the same for the readers. I am so sorry to the child who felt he was in the middle of nowhere and had nowhere to go. This is for those who have struggled with feelings of belonging. It does get better. But first, we must feel it.