It's strange how amazing a person can make you feel. Like the cool humid wind blowing onto your face and the heart's wrenching desire for rain, and then the delight; delight when the rain pours down.
All those memories, whether it be walking on top of the 3m wall like foolish children or having the same colored ice pops, how can I ever forget. And then there was the blind trust you so generously had on me, calling me up whenever something goes wrong and me, feeling so torn at the failure of not being able to do anything except supply you with mere words. I wanted to become a witch for you, magic at my fingertips so I could set it all straight at times. I wanted to buy rainbow stickers for you, at my silliest, to remind you that life's no different but that I'm nothing without you. You shared your earphones with me, taught me to headbang in the wrong way, you gave me happiness and the strength to reason with life this one time.
That being said, there's also the child who mindlessly licks an ice cream for the joy that lies within, the joy that no one probably understands. I still have your chewing gum with me; I found it in my jacket during the holidays and could never bring myself to throw it away.
I don't think I've met anyone else being such a fanatic about birthdays; you were always so excited about that day, whether it was yours or someone else's. Your last birthday here, I tried so hard to make it special but I guess I failed miserably and I am so sorry.
They say, it's the blood of your family that flows through your veins and everyone else are strangers at best, they come, they leave. But if so, why do you mean more than anything else to me?
I always hoped it wouldn't turn into those days I had to reach out; like your eyes fool you into thinking you've caught it, the mist, and it's hiding somewhere between the wrinkles of your skin but your neurons won't transmit the image to your brain and your being won't acknowledge. But look at me now, forcing myself to believe that you're still with me, may it be a part of you, in the least.
It's a diary, we're the story. And I'll latch it, keeping it preserved till those people place me six feet under.
I miss you, Ruqaiyyah.
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