Terminal 00
  • I knew you read them, that you accepted such an amalgamation without any second guesses…

  • And yet… Yet…

  • Why did I discard those words? Was it too much to take, too painful to be oh-so-exposed? To be laid bare in such a manner, to be faced with all of the inadequacies and all at once… No, that wouldn’t have stopped me, even if letting those emotions bleed upon the pages was a painful thing to do.

  • It hurt, writing that. It hurt to smile at how stupid it was, and laughing at my own sorry words… Ah, it’s painful to even recall the memory. Even still, I don’t want to forget. I can’t forget.

  • Yes, and even now I remember that the words went pale at the enormity of what they were supposed to represent. The more there were, the more inadequate they felt. It was such a pointless attempt. Naïve, even.

  • Why write down what we both knew? Why did I attempt to skewer the moments to a page? Perhaps it was for myself, when it should have been for you. And so, I discarded those precious words…

  • I regret it. I regret it. I regret it.
    I regret it. I regret it. I regret it.
    I regret it. I regret it. I regret it.
    I regret it. I regret it. I regret it.
    I regret it. I regret it. I regret it.
    I regret it. I regret it. I regret it.

  • It’s yet another regret upon the heap I’ve accumulated in my lifetime, but this one… Upon reflection, it cuts so much deeper than the rest! How could I miss that spark you gave those words? How could I, the same person who shouldered a half of that promise, how could I, how could I—

  • How could I be so stupid?