Have you ever stayed up so late that you began to think about your old self, wondering if the five year old you would look up to you? In bed, you lie down, searching for the colder side of the pillow and it keeps you up even longer. All of a sudden you find your memories emerge at the ceiling. Your present self grows envious of how all you worried about was the next cartoon show that would come on the television.
Life hadn't settled in yet, and disappearance was something you hadn't grown accustomed to. Maybe your heart was filled with so much love that you couldn't squeeze any ounce of resentment against the earth you walked with pride, yet.
Then as these pleasurable memories fade to black, the singularity of the world settles in. The hurt, the pain, the distrust reappears and here comes your heartbreak; shattering into thousands of pieces. Now you must recollect with each rugged fragment you pick to piece your wound back together, stitching the edges together listlessly. You must place it back on display, ensuring its figure for the next visitant.
With the last bit of strength you are able to conjure up a slight coo: "Happens."
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