I used to think that we all had three wishes in our lifetime. Sometimes I'd be selfish and use one of my wishes to wish things were better but generally, I kept my wishes until I was eight or so (and then became more aware.) I used to be desperate sometimes, wanting to be safe in my own home, wanting to be happier. That's all I really wished for. I always felt guilty I'd used up one of my wishes. It seems all the more silly writing this down, but it just reminds me how bad things really were. I remember, particularly on scary, long plane rides I used to hope my life, and the lives of everyone else on there were safe. I've always cared, I often wonder why I care more than most.
I unsuccessfully tried to see how he was, after the email he sent me - I just thought... I can't reply. I need to talk to him, hear his voice. He misses me. I miss him. If only his idiot of a sister mother didn't have a pea-sized brain.: EDIT:
We talked, in the end. Sounds like there is a story behind his mother. I'm not sure if I can believe in him, in us anymore. I'd like to remain friends though. We'll see.We'd be so less fragile
If we're made from metal
And our hearts from iron
And our minds from steel
And if we built an army
Full of tender bodies
Could we love each other?
Would we stop to feel
And you want three wishes;
One to fly the heavens
One to swim like fishes
And then one you're saving for a rainy day
If your lover ever takes her love away
You say you want to know her like a lover
And undo her damage, she'll be new again
Soon you'll find that if you try to save her
It renews her anger
You will never win