I always get this imagery of being somewhere far away in such a cold place; with the wind blowing against your hair, your hands tucked in your coat pockets, and taking a stroll and just thinking.
How this life is so much a place we don't fit in sometimes. Even if there was a way to see your family or loved ones across the globe in an instant, well I wish it wasn't fiction.
We all work so hard in this life. We all try to be someone. And it gets incredibly difficult just being here at times. How we all need that someone we can always think about, remember, and pull us through those tough times.
I hope that each and every one of you has that someone. Or if not, I hope you will.
Sometimes the sufferring involved with loneliness is merely just the fact that you don't have someone that thinks of you. That you don't have someone that is watching over you.
To be erased is the worst thing to me.
Have you ever seen an angel?
Most of us would probably say no. I'll bet you by the end of this letter that you have.
Sometimes we walk through this earth aimlessly, too caught up in our everyday messes and responsibilities, to appreciate the beautiful things that the heavens have provided us with, to help balance our lives and keep us remembering the innocence of it all. (A gift we've lost over time)
Sometimes those gifts are "real life angels". People no different than you and me, we're just too busy to recognize them. But when and "if" we do recognize them, they'll teach us through their body language and actions, how to become better people, how to slow our pace down and take a breath once in awhile. To respect our loved ones, and not take for granted the simple things that life has given us. Especially the gift of time, which as we all know, goes quite fast nowadays.
Open your eyes to why the people in your life are there. Your mom, dad, best friend, lover. . . Ask yourself, "Why do I love this person? Why do I fight with this person? What lessons have I learned from them? Would I miss them if they were gone?"
Be honest to yourself with your answers. Once you do that, ask yourself again,
“Have you ever seen an angel?â€
Add me?
