Postsecret
A hot Tuesday night - the air thick and muggy, hungry mosquitoes buzz about, pausing momentarily to quickly be swatted away. I stand outside waiting for the event; the founders of Found magazine and PostSecret will discuss their beloved projects. As I wait, I allow myself one moment of reflection. I wish that I could have shared this with him. I think that he would have enjoyed it, an evening of laughter and secrets. But he is not mine to share with. He now belongs to another and so I quickly push these thoughts from my mind.
I walk with my PostSecret book in hand, excited to tell the founder how much I love his website and to have him sign the book. I want to tell him how amazing his website is. How it makes all the feelings that you hold inside seem valid. That I cry over at least one card each week. That I have created cards in my mind, but can’t bring myself to put it all on paper. But I don’t tell him this, I leave it all unsaid, just another little secret that I hold.
I walk with my PostSecret book in hand, excited to tell the founder how much I love his website and to have him sign the book. I want to tell him how amazing his website is. How it makes all the feelings that you hold inside seem valid. That I cry over at least one card each week. That I have created cards in my mind, but can’t bring myself to put it all on paper. But I don’t tell him this, I leave it all unsaid, just another little secret that I hold.
3 Comments:
oh sad.........
G. (my big son) and I want to write a postcard to Post Secret, too.
I wonder what his will be.
I hate it when you are singularly lonely for that singular shitty person who you know you shouldn't miss in the first place.
and by you- i mean me, too.
The presentation was very interesting. If you have a chance to go - you should.
It does suck when you miss someone singularly.
after i read this post i went to the post secret site and had a good cry AND a good laugh and then a good cry again. Man! They get you!
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