November 21, 2009
Dear Kevin,
I had a love once. She was great. Her name was Clarissa and we were madly in love. Well, at least I was, I think she was too, but I am not as sure as I used to be. From the moment I saw her, I knew I loved her. She was standing there, waiting for a ride, and I thought she was the most beautiful thing I had ever seen. I remember looking really stupid, as I thanked God for this moment, and was speechless when she asked what I was doing. From that point on, I knew it was magical, every moment was amazing, everything we did, no matter how mundane was new, and original and the new greatest moment of my life.
That is until, my second experience with them. She decided to move on, and I was still coming to grips with what I saw, and how to deal with it, and she slipped away one night. It was the worst night of my life up to that point, because I actually knew the love of my life, and the woman that was truly the one woman I would spend the rest of my life with was leaving, and it was like I was stuck, I couldn't say anything, or do anything to stop her, I just watched as she left.
I don't think they had much to do with it. Sure it was a big event in my life, of global importance, actually, but what does that matter next to love? No, it is no excuse, and sadly, now, all I have are the problems they left behind, while she has moved on. Sure I could try to see what she is doing if I ever get out of here, but I might as well watch TV, because I would be on the outside looking in.
They took away our TV, here. I wish I could watch TV. I liked
X-Files, they made me think what I saw wasn't quite as crazy. But now, with everything that has happened, maybe it's all a TV show, ya know? Maybe I'm just on the outside of it all, looking in, watching the show.
Thanks for listening Kevin.
Sincerely,
Your friend