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Wednesday, June 17, 2009 @ 7:42 PM
ever had that feeling?

where you want to see someone, but not talk.
just to look at the person.

or call the person up, not for a conversation.
just to hear the silence or their breathing.

because you know that sometimes, when you try hard to make things right and actually do something about it, it just makes matters worse.
not doing anything, but also not ignoring it, can make things better.