The first of many goodbyes that are sure to come this year, my last year at home. It’s hitting me right now.
Tonight was probably the first time I recall a particular feeling while saying goodbye to someone I know, just by their nature, that I may never see again. This kid right here. & it’s not sad entirely, it’s melancholy & beautiful & optimistic & free, but there’s always that little yearning, those missed opportunities & the desire to spend time with someone great.
I once shared a table with a girl who said she met a girl in some random country (the name escapes me) while she was volunteering overseas. Three years later she was on a train in China & she got seated in a compartment with a girl she later realized was the same person she had met years earlier. I met the girl who told me this story randomly at a party about three years after she told it, which is almost trivial in comparison. Sometimes I think there’s something strange, but I’m not one for believing in fate, only coincidences. But if things fall into place right, it almost seems like it’s supposed to happen. I hope this happens with my friend I said goodbye to tonight. Maybe then I won’t feel so damn sad when I think about helping you haul your stuff to a car & how you’ve got mountains in your future.

The first of many goodbyes that are sure to come this year, my last year at home. It’s hitting me right now.

Tonight was probably the first time I recall a particular feeling while saying goodbye to someone I know, just by their nature, that I may never see again. This kid right here. & it’s not sad entirely, it’s melancholy & beautiful & optimistic & free, but there’s always that little yearning, those missed opportunities & the desire to spend time with someone great.

I once shared a table with a girl who said she met a girl in some random country (the name escapes me) while she was volunteering overseas. Three years later she was on a train in China & she got seated in a compartment with a girl she later realized was the same person she had met years earlier. I met the girl who told me this story randomly at a party about three years after she told it, which is almost trivial in comparison. Sometimes I think there’s something strange, but I’m not one for believing in fate, only coincidences. But if things fall into place right, it almost seems like it’s supposed to happen. I hope this happens with my friend I said goodbye to tonight. Maybe then I won’t feel so damn sad when I think about helping you haul your stuff to a car & how you’ve got mountains in your future.

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Friday May 5 @ 01:42am


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