I think that most of us always wonder about broken cut roads or unfinished pathways with people who are far away and don’t belong to our lives anymore.
Absolutely, and I think it is only natural to do so. It is part of the learning process. As I've got older I've become more and more aware that a lot of what leads to conflict between partners is ego driven. Not necessarily consciously, but subconsciously most people identify with their sense of 'right and wrong'.
Some of us want to head north, and that direction for you might mean west or south to me, so maybe if I will never agree with you to go there, we might never see the auroras together.
You say it well in your passage above. For me, without getting to a place where the direction of the path (or the right or wrong direction) matters less than reaching the destination together, then it will be hard to reach that place of beauty. But I suppose the path is rarely easy, and perhaps it was never meant to be.
Still, when you get to your destination, your last song would be a composition made by all the love you gave and took from others as well, for we grow like that, by love.
I agree 100%.
Thanks for your meaningful comment Cesar, it really got me thinking 🙂
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