Dear Mr. Stranger
Dear Mister stranger, I guess it may result odd to you being called in such a manner. Please, let me explain myself; you will see it is quite clear once I get this off my chest. I hope my emotions do not mislead me and make me put my foot into my mouth without even noticing. While I write these words, bittersweet memories assault me— laughter, movies, kisses, geeky talks at midnight— I used to cherish them so much, but now they are such a pain in the neck! Like this devilish smile that haunts me when I remember your lies...I´m losing my path again. This is a bitter pill to swallow, but I must go on. After all, some say love is blinding, yet time and loneliness are enlightening (and you gave me a lot of both). Every time you say you love me, it feels like a slap in the face; it is no longer true: now it´s just a phrase. I am sick of searching someone to blame: “was it your coldness? Was I too selfish?” Does it even matter? What I hate the most about you is that I cannot...