Life

Want we really want out of life is a long term connection with people. Most of the time things get blown up and we get distracted by the wind. Failure is always the start of a new conversation when the relationship is the point. We simply can't do any better next time, it's a transformation we can't predict. To keep dead things buried, we just don't need feedback once our lives are over. This sucks and hurts. 
#2019 Life Reflections 

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