 When Rochester and I were together I remembered to be grateful.  I just loved being with him, the fluidity and effortlessness of our connection.  I can remember whispering 'thank you' many times, to whomever or whatever it was I needed to thank. I didn't want to take a second for granted. I didn't want to make the same mistakes I'd made in the past.  I wanted this to be a gift that I could keep.
When Rochester and I were together I remembered to be grateful.  I just loved being with him, the fluidity and effortlessness of our connection.  I can remember whispering 'thank you' many times, to whomever or whatever it was I needed to thank. I didn't want to take a second for granted. I didn't want to make the same mistakes I'd made in the past.  I wanted this to be a gift that I could keep.I loved his confidence.  I would marvel at that, it is a quality so foreign and wonderful to me.  
I am struggling now.  What do you do with all webs of love and hope that remain? Where do they go? What am I expected to do with them?  Ignore them?  Repress them?  Give them to someone else?   
Spring now, everything is verdant and brimming with life. Evenings are soft and golden.  I feel as numb and colourless as a ghost.
 
 
 
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