To the boy who came and go like a hurricane,
I dreamt of you.
I dreamt of you for two nights in a row. I was not sure what they were about. I only remembered you being in them. It was not a sad dream I suppose, as I woke up without feeling blue, but with just a thought:
"I wish you well."
I wish you well wherever you are, whatever you do. Even though you went silent and sent no words back, I wish you well still.
You told me that all your travels to the mountains and the remote places didn't make you find yourself. "No. That's bullshit," you said with a soft chuckle and with what I thought was a distant gaze.
But I know that you went out in search for something. And I hope you'll find whatever it is that you're looking for, beneath all the hard rocks, the blanket of snow, and the high peaks.
But I know that you went out in search for something. And I hope you'll find whatever it is that you're looking for, beneath all the hard rocks, the blanket of snow, and the high peaks.
I am thankful we came across each other's path and embraced the encounter with fire in our souls, the heat burning down from our lips to our veins.
"Grab life by the horns and just ride it!" You told me when we saw each other for the last time. You repeated it twice, it felt as if you were saying that to convince yourself too.
You came and go like a hurricane. It was no coincidence. It was synchronicity.
And I was never the same again.
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