If only it were warm tonight, I could lay on the grass and count the stars. It’d be like remembering this place really well, so much so that I could ingrain it into my very skin. How beautiful it would have been, remembering this place, one last time before I go back and never return.

It has never ceased to amaze me how consistently awful people are to one another. How, when it seems that all hope has been lost, those people who you allowed to cling to you during their dark times suddenly escape off into the sunlight. Unfortunately, when you’ve been in the dark for quite a while, any attempt to awaken to find them will send you on an instantaneously blinding journey under the sun’s rays, leaving you more helpless than before you attempted this feat. So it is that this world thrives off the delusions and fallacies of those incapable of seeing the truth, a truth so terrible that it would disrupt the very heart of the unfortunately enlightened. There is a secret that keeps us attacking each other instead of our faults, one that has created a flawless execution, a thriving plot that separate cities and lovers.
But what if it could be changed?
What if you didn't have to be your parents?
What if, in the end, it all turned out to be a simple solution that make our future children smile?