If you asked me how I am, what could I say?
That Iām fine. That Iām living, laughing. Iām seeing friends, making conversation. Iām running, swimming, eating, occasionally Iām drinking. Iām working. Iām fine.
That Iām floating in the water on my back and staring at the late summer sky,Ā deep royal blue like velvet;Ā staring at these stars which are as beautiful as pictured by Tolkien. That Iām thinking about you, thinking that we are sharing this sky, wherever you are now, Istanbul perhaps, or Hamburg. That Iām pathetically hoping for one of these stars to fall so I could make a wish. That I would wish for you to be next to me; Iād sacrifice this wish for youĀ without hesitating a second.
That Iām laying in the dark and that the dark seems to be never fading now. That knifes are buried in my chest and that the stabbing pain doesnātĀ allow me to tell how many there are. That, whenever youāre seizing my thoughts now, I canāt move anymore.Ā That the empty darkness is holding me down and all I feel is this stabbing pain and the bitter tears on my cheeks.
You are neverĀ asking though, and itās probably for the better.