Funeral for a friend
I couldn't stop crying yesterday. It started at about four at my desk at work. I had to leave by four-thirty to drop off my negs at the photo shop and make it to English class on time.
By the time I reached my car, I was sobbing.
Completely emotionally wrecked.
I cried for my entire commute. I managed to compose myself before running into the photo shop. But by the time I made it home, I was crying again. Huge, primal sobs.
And I realized it wasn't rejection or self-pity.
I kept thinking about how much I'd enjoyed getting to know the letter-writer. How he really is a good guy, and someone I would very much want to be my friend.
And how I'd turned that friendship down.
So I wrote him, and said as much.
I haven't cried since.
And now I wait.
I couldn't stop crying yesterday. It started at about four at my desk at work. I had to leave by four-thirty to drop off my negs at the photo shop and make it to English class on time.
By the time I reached my car, I was sobbing.
Completely emotionally wrecked.
I cried for my entire commute. I managed to compose myself before running into the photo shop. But by the time I made it home, I was crying again. Huge, primal sobs.
And I realized it wasn't rejection or self-pity.
I kept thinking about how much I'd enjoyed getting to know the letter-writer. How he really is a good guy, and someone I would very much want to be my friend.
And how I'd turned that friendship down.
So I wrote him, and said as much.
I haven't cried since.
And now I wait.
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