You see, one day I was walking along a busy street, taking care of my darlings, my thoughts, letting them play with each other, feed each other, and die each at a time as the other one would come to take their place. So I was walking, filled with contempt because of the maturity my thoughts had grown in before they died, and I stopped all of the sudden. I can’t possibly remember why, call it… a hunch, call it coincidence, call it faith or the Lord. And I looked around. I watched the people around me, and looking in their lakes of truth, I saw everything they were, everything they wished or hoped to be, everything they were to become. It was all written in the waves of their lakes. Because the lakes told the heart how fast to beat, and the heart told them what lines to wear. There were rigid lines, soft lines, broken lines, round lines… a versatility I had never before discovered, all shades, forms and wrinkles.
And I saw you. I saw me. I saw us both. Watching the lines of people, seeing them, but not really seeing each-other. And I came to you. I let you change the way my lines were, because I knew, whatever you would do, it would be yours. And it would be mine too then. Let me hold your hand. So you can see what I see. So I can be the hand that helps you see your hand.
I was on a falling star. I’ve seen every shade of its shine, its sadness and its joy. I’ve know its dark blue sky. And I’ve seen it fall, deeper and deeper. But then I looked around, and I saw all the other stars. And I made a wish. I wished I could fly. That’s how I met you.
Do you believe in a wish made up on a falling star?