Tear it apart, please.
April 21, 2009
You always told me to keep a diary. Something about keeping track of important events, but I always just responded by saying I didn’t need to since I didn’t have the memory of a goldfish like you.
Where are you?
You told me you’d never leave me.
Even when the doctors said the tumor was too big to cut, you said you’d fight it. And we both knew you would win. You always did.
You promised me you’d come back. And, you always kept your promises.
You will come back, right?
I know you will.
April 22, 2009
Your funeral was today.
It’s been a whole day since that heart monitor stopped.
It was so hard to get through a whole day without talking to you. I don’t know how to function without you.
But, I’ll stay strong, I promise. I will be here when you return.
April 23, 2009
Dear Browneyes,
I named my diary after you. I remember your eyes. Those endless depths; I would always get so lost in them. You always insisted they were black and you’d get that pout every time I disagreed – even though they were just a very dark brown – and you’d get mad.
But, then I’d hold you and you’d melt into my arms, like you always did.
When are you coming back, love? I miss you.
April 29, 2009
Dear Browneyes,
I haven’t had time to write in this lately. I don’t know how you managed to write every day. I just don’t have that kind of talent or dedication, I guess.
But, I promise you, love, I’ll keep track of everything important that happens until you return.
I went to work for the first time since you died today. Everyone seemed really sorry for me, but I don’t really understand why. I know you’ll come back. They just don’t seem to understand.
May 4, 2009
Dear Browneyes,
Happy Anniversary, sweetheart.
You always were surprised that I remembered it.
But, how could I ever forget the best day of my life?
You’ll never guess what happened today, love. I went to the Hunky Dory, just like our first date, and my waitress was Amy.
You remember her, don’t you? Of course you do, you guys were nearly inseparable – I was surprised you didn’t bring her on our dates.
We talked for a bit – she seems to be the only one who understands that you haven’t left me and you will come back. She even wished me happy anniversary.
May 8, 2009
Dear Browneyes,
I went out again with Amy today – she said she had a crush on me, but she knows I don’t reciprocate.
I can’t cheat on you like that – I mean, how would it look if you came back and I was roaming around with a different girl?
I could never do that to you, love.
I’ll wait for you – I promise.
July 17, 2009
Dear Browneyes,
I saw you today. It was only for a split second, but you were still there.
Amy and I were at an Evanescence concert, listening to your favorite song, My Immortal.
She mentioned you and I turned and – just for a second – Amy disappeared and it was you again.
You whispered the words “be happy” to me.
But, how can I be happy without you, love?
You are my happiness. And I will be happy again when you come back. Really.
November 18, 2009
Dear Browneyes,
I think about Amy a lot.
Not nearly as much as you or even with the same passion, but I do like her.
I don’t think I’m in love with her. Not even close to the same way I love you. And, she understands that.
She knew you and she knows what we
Yet, she accepts that. And, maybe we don’t have love, but we do have friendship.
And, maybe that’s enough.
April 21, 2010
Dear Browneyes,
It’s been a whole year since you died and I still miss you just like the first day.
Amy and I have been dating for six months now.
I think I love her. I’ll never love her the way I love you.
And, I’m definitely not in love with her. But, she’s my best friend and she was yours.
And, any connection I have with you is one that I’ll cherish forever.
May 4, 2010
Dear Browneyes,
Amy and I got married today – on our anniversary.
Others think we rushed it since we’ve only been dating six months, but they don’t understand that we don’t need time.
I’m not in love with her the way I was with you – the passion, the fire – isn’t there.
Now, it's more like a dim flame of warmth and comfort that we provide each other and that will have to be enough.
I just wish I could see you one more time to make sure I’m doing the right thing, though.
June 19, 2010
Dear Browneyes,
You’re still watching over me, aren’t you?
I can feel you when I cook that pasta you love, or Amy and I listen to some of your CDs.
I dreamt about you today.
Amy and I were holding hands in the Hunky Dory and you were across the room smiling.
I still miss you, sweetheart.
Please come back.
I’d do anything to see you just one more time.
July 27, 2010
Dear Browneyes,
We found out that Amy’s pregnant today.
I can’t even believe it.
I don’t know what else to even write – I’m so in shock.
But, it’s an important day for me, and I know you’d want to know about it.
April 29, 2011
Dear Browneyes,
Amy had her baby today, but it was born a little late, so we haven’t actually seen it yet.
I’m so excited to finally have a family of my own.
They say the baby’s life is in danger, but I know you’ll take care of everything for me. Like a personal guardian angel.
May 1, 2010
Dear Browneyes,
I knew you would come back.
No one else believed me, but I knew.
Amy has green eyes and I have blue.
Yet, Leslie, our baby has
Just like yours.
I love you so much, sweetheart and I knew you would come back to me.
And, I promise you, this time nothing will take you away from me.
Cancer, heartattacks, nothing.
I promise.
You, me, and Amy.
We’re finally one big happy family.
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