Remember the good old days? We were closer than two humans could ever have
been. We knew everything about each other, and we spent every possible moment
together. People whould whisper rumors to our "significant others" about how
we were doing forbidden things in secluded areas, taking our bond far past
friendship. But they knew better, as did we. Our love was much more evolved.
Our hearts belonged to each other in a friendship that we thought was far too
strong to be destroyed. Remember the promise we made each other? We swore
we'd never let anything get between us.. that no matter what, we'd always be
friends.. BEST friends. If only it were that easy.
I remember when it happened. You started dating my sister, and you started
hanging out with a different crowd. I tried to push the pangs of jealousy
away, but it was too late. A crack chiseled its way into our armor, never t
be repaired. We tried, though. God, did we try. Many a night we would sob
over our diminishing friendship, wanting things to be as they had been, but
knowing they would never be. Then it happened...
I didn't mean it. When I said I wanted to put a pause on the friendship, I
swear it I didn't mean it. I thought it would help us. You know what they
say, "Absence makes the heart grow fonder." If only it were that easy. God,
I miss you. Your warms arms, holding me, promising me that everything will be
okay. Your confidence in me, always holding me up no matter what. Your ever
present shoulder, always there for me to cry on. It's all gone now, never to
return.
I guess what I'm trying to say is that I miss you. Everything about you.
You were so unique, so unlike anyone I had ever met. I haven't been the same
since you left. I stopped eating weeks ago, subconsciously thinking that if I
got sick, you'd come back. But you never did. I tried the strong approach,
telling myself that I didn't need you. I thought if I got over you, the
loneliness would fade and a new life would come. But it never did. I even
tried the desperate approach, begging your new friends to convince you to
return. I hoped that their words would be more influential, and they they
would make you return. But they never did.
Just once.. one last time.. I wish you would hold me, tell me everything's
going to be alright.. Where did that promise go, friend? What happened to us?
Where did we go wrong? All I ask, Jonathon.. one last time....
Stacy