Rag Doll ~Chapter VIII~
January 26th, 2009 by spotnickConviction
Now I can’t clearly see her through the tinted glass. I just helplessly stood as she finds her way at the terminal to check-in her baggage. I already miss her… I can’t seem to fathom my feelings as I valiantly keep my tears from falling. Then I started counting the days that she will be gone… But I can never be so sure because I really don’t know how long does a day feels like without her near me. Then the vibrance of her face starts flashing on my mind as I try to remember everything about her. Although I find it hard imagining amidst the rumbling of the plane’s engine and the people around, I still managed to keep my thoughts in a profound state. She shouldn’t have left…
As the plane starts taxiing down the runway, I tried to look for her in every window visible, but I can’t see clearly because it is too far for my eyes. I figured that it was a stupid thing to do, but I still tried. How can I ever convince myself that I can never hold her in my arms for a period of time? This thought came as the plane pierced through the clouds, and basically couldn’t do anything anymore to make her stay a little while longer.
I’m pretty sure that she will surely come back, but it may not be for me. Positive, but frail. And I don’t wanna be left with just memories, because each time I think about it, I end up wanting not to think about it anymore. Maybe I’m just fooling myself for what’s clearly there, and constantly convincing myself that everything is going to be alright. Sad, but it can happen. Still, I keep my hopes up, and sooner or later, I’ll be able to lay everything the way I wanted it to be. This little something in me is what we call faith. Faith in a sense that I am sure of what I hope for and certain of what I do not see. I think all of us has it, but it’s just a matter of how we value it.
This conviction defies all boundaries, distance, time and place. No restrictions, but only motivations from what we believe in. And if all else fails, there is no measuring the amount of pain one can experience. Something to ponder upon before indulgence. It is not a sense of discouragement, but a challenge.
Much has already been said and done, but to think everything just started with one simple “hello”. One moment she’s there, and suddenly you are left missing her. Trying to picture out every detail of her face, and remember the sound of her voice. This is what love can do to you. But there is only one thing I’m sure of… I really miss her. I’d be lying if I say that she enters my mind in every moment that I do something that reminds me of her. Because she has only entered my mind once, and never left since then.