Dear Jean
This is for you on your birthday. I know it’s a little early but this is for me, too.
You said you want to fall in love again. You’re so far the only one who said something that is my sentiment as well. Thus this letter for you.
I know how you feel. I mean, not that we’re looking or we’re in a hurry, this I know both of us would like to gracefully clarify. Not even are we so much immersed into the very idea of falling in love. There’s no explaining it. We just want to as we’re both ready once again to see past through rose-colored glasses.
A friend once told me we’re still singles as the One up there is still busy writing the best love story for us. She, as well, told me, that that person for us may already be here, but is just lost. For whichever meaning or interpretation that is, those persons are still finding their way to us and us, to them.
Very romanticized view of what is otherwise, in reality, if we just admit to ourselves, a distracting and disturbing idea? Yes. It is.
Girl, you and I both know we are not damsels in distress. You know me and I know you. We’ve both seen what we could do. We don’t need anyone taking care of our heart or feeding our ego, for that matter. But behind the beauty of physicality and materialism, of achievements and stature, you and I both know that at the end of the day, as human beings capable of feeling, we’re bound to ask who would appreciate us for who we are enough to adore us, pine for us, care for us, love us.
Maybe we should just really be patient. Or maybe we should grit our teeth hard enough to endure the craft of the Master. He’s not just writing our love story. I’d like to believe he’s slowly and painstakingly perfecting his work, making it permanent, solid and beautiful through carving.
Yes, he is carving it into our very being, our very soul. Which is why it hurts. Which is why we still hold on.
My sweetest regards,
Precious
September 27th, 2006 at 6:57 pm
Maybe we should just really be patient. Or maybe we should grit our teeth hard enough to endure the craft of the Master. He’s not just writing our love story. I’d like to believe he’s slowly and painstakingly perfecting his work, making it permanent, solid and beautiful through carving.
Yes, he is carving it into our very being, our very soul. Which is why it hurts. Which is why we still hold on.
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^ I love this… Just thinking about how my love story is being written by the Author of Love Himself fills me with so much anticipation. “Wait-training” really hurts sometimes, but I’m willing to go through that until I learn how to love the way He wants me to. Let’s not awaken love until it so desires.
October 10th, 2006 at 7:40 pm
I just love this post, the part about the One writing a perfect love story for us… *sighs* great post, very warm and heartfelt. How about a Dear Joan this time? nyahahahahahaha!
October 11th, 2006 at 2:33 pm
Hmm…a “Dear Joan”? I’ll think about it. Intoxicate me first with your mocha frap (grande size) treat! Haha. Mwah.