Jigsaw

I would never wish that someday I would look back and think of how everything was like being in the past when it was just yesterday that I had the most wonderful time. I realised that letting go isn't as easy as it sounds. It's already more than a year since we've last talked to each other and I still think that there are plenty of clarifications that have yet to be made since she uttered the saddest words to me. I'm not being a saddist or something as I'm now living a wonderful life with someone I love but the thought of her keeps coming back.

I wonder whether is it the point where I couldn't accept the fact that we couldn't even be friends. What was it that I really had done wrong that had resulted the outcome which was worse than being caught red handed for two-timing? Funny as it seems, I wouldn't really want to bring this up but I wish she's reading this now. I've a wonderful lady with me now and I wouldn't wanna spoil the things in life that I'm having right now. I'm enjoying every bits of it but somehow, the thought of missing a puzzle to complete the jigsaw is haunting me badly now. When will the time come where each slot of questions in my head will be filled in with answers to solve the greatest jigsaw in my life? I wonder...

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Search it again. I believe you will find it soon or later... Nothing will just drop down to you and say " Hey Melvin! this is the piece that you are searching!"

All the best in your finding!! God Bless...

Anonymous said...

You're as gay as a fruit cake... wid lots of fruits

Melvin Chan said...

Fruit cake? Lol. Anyway, it's just a one-shot feeling where blogger was unintentionally used as an "output". Kinda like the phrase, "...as gay as a fruitcake with lots of fruits". To further ensure whether you're right, I might try giving you a bull's eye, a bruise at the eye. You should try it before u proceed to the conclusion. =P

raZZbeRRy said...

I always believe the essence of life is searching for that missing piece. No matter what and no matter how, there will always be a remaining piece missing. When you find one answer and you think it's complete, you might find yourself thinking there's something missing for something else.

I know how you feel... For me, I chose to let go of the missing piece (though it's extremely hard and I still think about it) and not to look for it. I've been doing so for almost two years and in many ways perhaps denial is bliss.

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