I Love You-i Do-but I Am Afraid

But You Have To Figure That If It’s Too Hard To Hang On, Then Maybe You Should Let Go.

As If When Someone Close To Us Dies, We Momentarily Trade Places With Them, In The Moment Right Before. And As We Get Over It, We’re Really Living Their Life In Reverse, From Death To Life, From Sickness To Health.

It Is So Unfair That He Lives In Ohio, Because That Should Be Close Enough, But Since Neither Of Us Drives And Neither Of Us Would Ever In A Million Years Say, 'hey, Mom, Do You Want To Drive Me Across Indiana To See A Boy?,' We're Kind Of Stuck.

He Has No Idea How Beautiful The Ordinary Becomes Once It Disappears.

When You Need To Hold Onto Something, You Should. Whatever Gets You Through, Take It.