No ones good enough to be alone. That's why we need one another. Otherwise we'd all go mad, until our existence dwindles like the crack of thunder. An echo, a flash, and then it's gone. What else do we have to give, what else do we have to own but fabricated bullshit that we pretend makes us feel like we're not alone.
There's no one good enough to be alone. Not even the wisest of souls. Not even the most peaceful Buddhist priest, even he needs those who he can leave his mark upon.
No ones good enough to be alone. We need others to share our souls, we need others to remind us that all of this shit should just be buried in a hole, that we need not worry about that which attempts to blind us, that we need not worry about assholes, but of kindness. No one should have time for this shit. No one should care. If it doesn't make us happy we should just let it fall into the wake of our past. We should sail ahead or hell, even swim if that's all we've got left.
Because no ones good enough to be alone.
No single man, nor woman, can make a house a home.
Because then you'd grow old, with no stories to be told, as your life passes by and everyone you held dear goes on without you, leaving behind fear, for no other but yourself, because you let it win.
Don't let fear win. Don't let it be the biggest sin, whether catholic guilt or wills that wilt it will destroy you and make you old and bitter wondering why and how you got to where you aren't, with no one but yourself.
We cannot let fear win. Our lives are fragile and worth more than this. We shouldn't live in fear or guilt or worry or sadness but with vigor and hope and passion and happiness, sharing love and care for those we hold dear. We should thrive, experience, laugh and cry, together as a whole not only alone. There's too much to lose. Too much to make us feel awful, and who actually wants that?
I don't know about you but I just want someone to carry through this crazy world, whether on my shoulders or on theirs, it doesn't even matter we can take turns for all I care. All that matters is that we loved and let love, made mistakes and learned, grew and maybe left something behind for others to carry on with. I wanted that with you, I loved you.
©Nicole DeRoy 2015.
©Nicole DeRoy 2015.