I don't really like epilogues.
'Cause at one point, while reading, you become so attached, so connected to the people that your lives seem kind of intertwined. You wanna go through everything with them, even though they'll never do, they'll never know. And a leap in the story is just a hitting-you-in-the-face evidence that their life goes on, with or without you. You wanna go through the little things with them, what they ate for breakfast, the matches they tied, the kisses they shared, the life they had. Nothing hurts more than realising that the pages in front of you are the only information you're gonna have about them.
It's like extricating yourself from your own self cause you can't live there anymore.
YOU ARE READING
--Bridges--
PoetryOne of the favourite lessons reading books has taught me is that you're never alone, not alteast in thoughts and words. There are others who think like you, feel like you and react like you. It's like that sometimes, our unspoken thoughts are the b...
