Sunday, September 12, 2004

I guess I'm just looking for someone to share this with...

This is the first bout of homesickness, the first deeply felt one at least. I've been here for five weeks and I feel really alone.

I miss Shands. I miss him so much. I'm crying as I write this. I don't know how better to explain how much I miss my Brother. No coffee shop, no carrot, no hanging out in my car, screaming at the top of our lungs to Jimmy Eat World or Ben Folds Five. I miss talking about girls. I miss him.

I miss my parents. At least I knew everyday when I would come home I could tell my Mom about my day. My dad and I would talk politics and sports and college. I would get a hug. I miss that. I miss them. I miss Zack. Crazy kid. His randomness, his jokes, him riding next to me in my car. I love him and I miss him.

I miss my band, my pit, my M-Pulse Drumline. I miss playing.

I was thinking today, walking to soccer practice, about Rose. She's gone now, almost nonexistant excluding my thoughts. We had something intense and amazing but it seems as if I was replaced or that at least, for a little while, I held someone else's place and that they've come back to retreave it. Regardless, I was thinking about it, about the moments that we shared, the eight hour phone conversations where we went through every little moment of our days, of our lives and just held it, honored it, the feelings and the emotions of it all. How we worked it out together. I realized that what I really wanted now was someone to share this with. Someone to talk to, to really talk to. To snuggle and hold and be with, in a loving sense, not in a platonic or romatic sense. Someone to share these moments with.

I left home, my family, my friends, my soul mate brother to come here. I came here to be free and I finally am, free to fly, free to soar, but I don't have someone to share it with. Not yet at least. Not yet at least.

I will though. I will.

3 Comments:

At September 12, 2004 at 10:04 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Becca,

I wrote an awesome comment, only to receive an error page and have it completely erased. lol. Here goes my second try, and forgive me if it accidently posts twice!

I have empathy for you, hun. I've been here since mid-June and I just had my first bout of homesickness the other day. But don't worry about it. Mine passed rather quickly, and I'm sure yours will as well. You're Becca; you're strong like that.

If it's any consolation, at least you had your catharsis on your blog, rather than in a white Nissan in a junior high parking lot while crying along to Billy Joel and having many pedestrians stare while you're too incoherant to explain you're a BIT hormonal this "week."

...not that I know what that specific experience is like... ::whistles innocently::

In the beginning, it is a bit unpleasant to not have someone to share things with, but it gets easier to deal with. You kind of learn to become an island.

Well, if you ever need someone to talk to, as Maroon 5 would say, "My heart is full and my door's always open. You can come anytime you want."

Chin up! You're too young to have two! ;)

--K.C. WicKed

 
At September 13, 2004 at 11:36 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

"Bright Lights" by Matchbox 20 came on and I decided to check your blog. This song since the first time I heard it and knew you were going to Bard reminds me of you. I feel very impressed by myself in leaving this and you might have a slight idea of who I am. Regardless, that's not the important thing. I wanted to share some understanding with you and a pat on the back, because feeling understood makes us feel less alone. I found myself in the same stage of my life where I wanted to share this great amount of good things and personal growth with someone special. Granted I had my friends to talk about anything and have amazing conversations but there was still something missing. I found the missing link in someone I had known for a couple of months... sometimes we just need to look closer and beyond perspective (perspective is such an interesting...). For me it did/has become a romantic experience, but it doesn't need to be one just like you said (although sometime it can hardly be avoided when sharing such elvel of depth and understanding). My point to this was that yes, it will happen at it's given time. Just giving you a bit more reassurance if needed.

Things will get better. Meanwhile.. enjoy freedom by yourself, it's a nice experience when you make it one.
~~

 
At September 17, 2004 at 6:10 PM, Blogger x13xgreen said...

I love you so much.

 

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