Carl. Mother hasn't approved of him since that day I came home from school and said I was in love with an older man (I was 9, he was 10). I was intrigued by his quietness and communicated with hasty lipstick kisses on the door of his locker. Sometimes he walked me home, sometimes we sat together on his bed in the dark, listening to Let it bleed. When I modeled endless skirts and dresses from mother's wardrobe he looked away every time I changed, a perfect little gentleman in gray Diesel jeans and a scarf carefully wrapped around that boyish neck of his.
I don't know when he fell for me, he never even told me that he did. I noticed it gradually and pushed him away, this was years later and we had just started talking again after what I did to him that dreadful summer in the country house.
Now I feel I need him again, and not just as a friend. I only wish I knew how to tell him that.

I had to read this over and over; parallel to how these same thoughts consume my mind
ReplyDeleteI don't know. is there a way to show him rather than telling?
xx
your writing is amazing!
ReplyDeleteIf you've been friends since you were children I'm sure you can tell him anything love. Sometimes it is easier to show someone you care though, and actions speak louder than words, every single time.
ReplyDeletesend him a link to your blog.
ReplyDeletebe brave.
ReplyDeleteYou write so beautifully..
ReplyDeleteJust muster up the courage and tell him :)
WONDERFUL*
ReplyDeletei love your writing. your voice, more so. just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAvy, you always did. You always needed him! Its just that you didn't/couldn't understand it. He's been there. For you. I'm glad you realized it now. :)
ReplyDeleteYou write beautiful things. Why don't you contact him?
ReplyDeletexoxo
www.thefashionmoodboard.com
you should totally contact him! Or send him a link to your blog!
ReplyDeletex
lovely eloquent writing darling
ReplyDelete~natasha
http://anorthamericanrobbin.blogspot.com/
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ReplyDeletePoignant introspections. It's scary to let yourself to vulnerable, isn't it? I'd say to reach out, but then again heartache produces some beautiful art and prose...
ReplyDelete-Joe
covertocoverblog.blogspot.com
Beautiful post.. I think you should contact him
ReplyDeleteJust do it (:
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment
thanks for commenting on my blog, but it wasn't a clock, it was a watch actually.
ReplyDeleteAvy, I've nominated you for The Kreative Blogger Award! :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!
WOW congrats:D
ReplyDeletexx
www.vnikali.blogspot.com
Send his your blog link, and if he's a smart one, he'll understand!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog! Very creative writing!
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it's always so hard to tell someone something like this, but if you never try you'll never know--I'm with the others send him your blog link and let your words do all the talking. beautiful as always.
ReplyDeleteSometimes there is no getting back the past.
ReplyDeletePretty!
ReplyDeleteX
I really like the way the photograph is blurred, almost linking with the linear qualities in the dress.
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