I remembered, there he was, the man of my
dreams. He, together with another newbie (a girl), played a magical piece
entitled “A whole new world”.
For an unknown reason, I was so
touched and moved into tears. But of course I wiped it out immediately. Our
common friend, who’s sitting beside me, might tease me again and the things she
will be going to say will only make me like you more.
I wasn't very good in starting
conversations but I really like talking to you. But sometimes I have this
feeling that you’re getting tired of my senseless rants, my weird thoughts and
other shit. I don’t know. Sometimes it seems that you’re just trying not to
hurt me and you’re just being forced by your conscience to talk to me.
You’re a very good person. For
someone who’s studying at *bleep bleep* you’re unbelievably nice. You’re the
most talented person that I ever knew. You’re highly intellectual and I really
look up to you.
*Sigh*. I think about you most of
the time. I am physically present but mentally absent at times; my body is
sitting in that winter-weathered classroom but in my mind I am sitting next to
you in the most romantic place I could think of (Scary. Don’t you think?).
I’m not perfect and I will never
be. I might probably be the weirdest friend that you have. But I want you to
know that this imperfect, weird woman will always try her best to help you in
whatever way she can simply because she loves you so much (but nah ah, not in a
romantic way *in denial*). It hurts her to know that something is bothering
you, hurting you, making you feel sad and down. She wanted to take care of you
but then she realized that you’re strong enough to take good care of yourself
so she just accepted defeat. But I hope you see that she didn't walk away from
you; she’s still behind your back, applauding to all of your success, weeping
to your mishaps.
So there he was, the man of my
dreams. I was on a sidewalk; I watched him as he drove away, hoping that our
paths will cross again someday. But for now, I have to put my focus on that
parchment manuscript waving at me; oh my! I can hear it say, “come and get me, baby!”