I want to see you but I can't.




So I went for a walk alone.
To listen to nothing but the rustling leaves and footsteps, and perhaps pieces of random conversations blown away by the wind.
I did hear all of these, but my mind registered none of it.
Indeed, I was alone but I let ill-disciplined self fill my head with images, memories and thoughts of him.
I know what should be done and what must be done.
And it is my choice, that I am clear of.
But what's right is extremely painful for me.
Miles away from the comfort zone, we don't even have to mention that.
I know all it takes is to turn to Jesus, and I know He's just right behind me.
But my obsession is against it and I am even more distracted now.
The little changes, however, I have come to notice, was that I never forget to say my grace before a meal.
I still make casual remarks about people's dressing in my head, like how I always do and of which it is only for Jesus to hear.
And how He's come so clearly now, just to speak straight into my heart.
He's right in front of the doorstep now, but it seems to me I'm not letting him in.
I know He loves me and I know He will never let me go, and it is this way for security.
But I'm not ready to let go of my thoughts of him.
I know.