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Makes a mean suicide big gulp.
I've tried many times to reach beyond the length of my hands and found myself grasping at straws, trying to be something I wasn't. Letting the time I had slip away because I couldn't have it all, not the way I wanted.
We imagine that the world might one day come back to rest and our old ways might once again become the norm. In hopes that we were right all along and we had seen it for what it was. But that's vanity.
I haven't given up hope. I'm just hoping I haven't run out of time.
The world will always be calling us home, but until it's my time, I intend to spend my days searching for the next horizon, hopefully not alone.