Darling.
Sweetheart.
Resistance.
Pain.
Attraction.

What strong words. What meaning they have in them. What importance. What an idea that has been taken away from in today's society. Drugs, sex, and no words in modern day. Movies, writing off these beautiful references to how one feels as if they are just words. Just nothing, just a bubble, a burst, a gathering of letters. Strings of worthlessness, nothing that catches your attention. There's too much of a message, there's too much of an idea for you to see it at all. It's too obvious and it's too repetitive. The movies show you this expectation of what everything should be like. When it comes time for you to think of what life should be like, you always pretend to hear the perfect music in the background because, of course, life is your movie. But it's not. That's why movies are fake, and reality isn't so perfect. In reality, you fumble on your script, you don't purposefully make a mistake. It happens, and you have to pick up the pieces when you realize you destroyed your chance.

The way you can read those words over and over and never really see them. They're too common. They're not enough. They're overplayed, overused, like a song on the radio. But words, they don't wear out. Not like songs do. It may take you a while to realize all over again the beauty of what you're reading, but you will find it. You can. If you look. If you bother to look, you can find the analogy of the world or the reason for a book in your hand. Give it time. Language is always a power. And it fills you with a sense of pride, a sense of beauty, of what you want to say flowing through your hands onto the paper; it can possess you, too, if you let it. If you decide to start an adventure, you can let the words on the page be your every thought, your every decision. You can be the voice. You can be the writing. Just let it flow.

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