Butterfly

[an_aesthetic]

It’s not often enough that I think about the way things used to be; the magic, or the mystery, or the general allure of the unknown and mysterious that used to drive me into so much dreaming. And as I get older, I’m finding that things that were once so special, and so wondrous, are so fucking normal to me now that I can’t understand how I was

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[nacreousflaneur]

I don't think the dreaming will ever truly stop for me. Perhaps when I'm dead.

The question is, will it always remain dormant in the pupa state, or will it have the strength and discipline to break free?

Good question.

[an_aesthetic]

Guess it all depends on how willing you are to let yourself be afraid again. *grins* And I'm feeling damn willing lately.

Missed ya, Rem. :)

[blackperson]

Personally, I'll toast to the day I stop dreaming because I've woken up and everything came true.

scary...

[heavens_addict]

weird, i've felt that way for a while and you so eloquently expressed it..

i thought england would give me a nice.. 'jump-start' as it were and still.. it's only ever the moon..

need to get closer.

-j