The Saddest Thing I Own

The Saddest Thing I Own

A collection of life's saddest objects, their sad stories, and our reasons for holding onto these sad things.


A Voice Recorder

Posted On Saturday February 17, 2007 By Matt

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3 years, since it all went wrong.

After a long Long distance relationship
i had traveled around the globe to find
out wether unconditional love on first sight
could develop into something i would call
a life, a marriage. Fullfillment.

Misunderstandings and some unfair behaviour
on both sides had it crash. She seperated emotionally
in a few days. Before i was even ready to speak
something of sense.

It almost killed me. I spent 3 months just sitting
on a cliff, thinking of reasons not to give in to
the pain. I took my heart and left it there.
For her to keep or throw away.

It’s been 3 years, almost to the day when i
searched through a Box full of junk and my
hand found a lil voice-recorder. I hadn’t
seen it in years. I kept it in my car for
recording ideas i regularly had when i was
on the road.

Put batteries in, pressed >.

I cannot remember having pressed record
as we two got into my car on our first night
almost 6 years ago. I had given her a city tour
and we chit-chatted all night after that,
till i gave her that first kiss.

My heart almost stopped beating.
Honestly. I wish it had.

What a heartbroken idiot i am.
Love is so amazing.

Tags: heartbroken, love, misunderstandings, relationship, voice-recorder


Other People's Thoughts

The first three paragraphs of this take my breath away.
Thank you for sharing, it is beautifully expressed and I can, exquisitely, aggognizingly, relate.


— Zoe Fine    Monday February 26, 2007    #


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