Chasing after shadow

Ever since I started talking to him
Every insecurity in me comes out
It is like a mirror reflecting what is inside of me
I cannot point my finger blaming the other
Maybe this is a blessing disguised as a struggle

I am learning to let go and not to control
I am learning about rejection
Oh boy it still hurts
But I only want him to be happy 
Even when it means I won't be the one for him
Every time I think of his words of rejection, it stings my heart
However, it hurts more with the thought that my existence only causes him pain 

Now I finally understand why patient is the first description of love 
Oh boy how hard it is not to want to rush it and know the answer now
But I will refrain from asking anything prematurely 
I will just let it unfold
Even if it means that things don't go how I want them to be
But I trust that God knows what I need 
and everything I experience has a purpose

Now I finally realize that I have been chasing after shadow of perfection
An ideal job
An ideal friend
An ideal life
An ideal husband

I avoid whenever any sign of conflicts and problems appears 
I burn bridges from the ones who cared 
I never learned to be vulnerable and showed them who I really were 
I blamed them for not understanding 
Yet I held onto different masks I had been wearing

True love is more than a feeling
True love is choose to love and do what is right for each other
I love him as a person and I will love him always
But I will love myself and choose to do what is good 
I refuse to let limerence rule my life 
I want to love and be loved for real 
I don't want infatuation 
I don't want to chase after shadow anymore
I want what is real and true 

There is ego behind every desire 
There is insecurity behind every need of control 
But I can never really control anything

Now I am learning to ask myself and look within whenever there is a need unmet 

I thank You, God for his rejection for not letting the obsession run wild
I thank You for how things as they are 





 







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