I've been told on more than one occasion that love is blind.
I don't think so.
I think the people who fall in love are blind.
Think about it. If a blind man was strolling along one day and whoops - fell off of a pier, who in their right mind wouldn't doubt their blindness? When I refer to an unnamed third character to personify something, assume I'm talking about me. So this pier I speak of is my common sense. My reason, my sanity, my conscience, is all I had to walk alongside of. Then Her path ended up, miraculously, alongside mine. Ok, I won't make assumptions, but if she didn't have anything to do with the falling-into of love on my part, than my name's Alowishus.
And it's not.
Yeah, I made mistakes. Not running in the other direction screaming was one of them. I thought I knew better. But now, for the story...
20 October, 2007
We kissed tonight. Her ever-passionate embrace was more than romantic. It was romance. I hoped and believed she wouldn't mind holding me there, locked forever in the enchanting embrace of what love was MEANT to be. For all I knew, I had died and knew which direction I was sorted into. How could this befall me, the lowliest of fakes, and how did she know what strings to pull to make me love her? It seemed like only moments had passed before she sat back, and looked into my eyes, the way she does to tell me her thoughts without saying a word.
It was then I realized, the way I do when I see a car tearing recklessly towards me, that I loved her so much, I would never see the light of endless space again if I kissed her again. I knew, in that moment, what I must do. And now I see the error of my ways, what I did wrong, what I did to imprison myself forever in my own memory:
I kissed her again.
Harry
Being in one's own memory is an awful, awful thing. What, do you think I write these things for fun? I suffer today because of yesterday's kisses.
Do you?
Harry
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