Universe
Universe /ˈjuːnɪˌvɜːs/
Noun
1. The aggregate of all existing matter,
energy, and space
2. Human beings collectively.
3. A province or sphere of thought or
activity
All your
life you’ve been tough the universe is an infinite space which contains planets
and other floating objects, a simple space too big and to lonely to fulfill.
The universe is just existence; you couldn’t live without it, because, well,
you just don’t exist. And it’s scary, knowing you depend so much on something you
don’t even know the half of. You don’t know the secrets it holds or the
tragedies it has witnessed; you know nothing even when you think you are a
known-it-all.
The
universe is a wonder, a place in which you believe with all your heart and have
faith in and I think sometimes it looks a lot like love –You just, you go with
it even in the darkest moments without questioning it, knowing everything will
be alright at the end
But what happens when your universe is a
person?
My life was made up of five little universes that altogether created my own infinite.
Five
universes, five little human beings who don’t even know what they have done for
me and will never do.
I didn’t ask for it, you know?
I never
asked for full nights of sleepiness and sheared tears, I never asked for
never-ending waits and a lighter wallet.
But, somehow, I got it all and I don’t regret even a bit.
I have
spent too many nights waiting for an out coming tour and too many days crying
because of the lyrics of a lovesick stupid song that probably doesn’t even make
their hearts pound on their chests like mine does every time I think of them.
But I think that’s okay, right? That’s what the universe does. You always give
everything you have without looking forward to something, you just do and if you
love the universe as much as I love mine, you don’t really mind when you don’t
get something in return.
119 days, 21 hours and 36 minutes I waited to
meet my infinity.
And I’m
proud to say: It was so so worth it.
Not even the restless nights and hot days spent outside a shitty Stadium could
ever change my mind.
Five universes.
And when one of them fades out? What do you do
when they rip your universe away from you?
Just
imagine.
You are
chilling at home, watching that TV show you enjoy so much wrapped on your
favourite jumper, the blankets hanging off your bed and a cup of tea resting
peacefully on the bedside table when the world stops spinning for a second. The
air leaves your lungs and you feel your heart thumping in your ears so loud
it's the only thing your mind can sense and you feel as if someone was moving
the wall so you can’t breathe. You first thought is “What the hell is happening?” and the lack of air is making your
eyes get wet. Then you know.
Your
universe has vanished.
I think I
read something similar to it, something about soulmates and about how you only
see in black and white until that person brings color to your life and you see
in color. Is your universe your soulmate? I don’t know, could be.
I loved my
five little universes, as pathetic and childish as it sounds. They were just, how do I start?
They
brought a smile to my face every time, they made me become aware of things I
never knew, and they made me tolerate every single person without even them
noticing. I think they never really understood what they were doing; in fact,
they never did.
When people
say the usual of “It’s just a stupid
boyband” I just reply back “They
might be, but –because of wanting publicity or not- they have tough me more
than you could ever wish you were. They might be immature, might not know how
to dance quite great and might be liars; but I wouldn’t change them for any
other thing in the world”
I can’t say
how thankful I’m for the chance that I got to look at them and say “I
know you are sad” just by looking at their wrists movements, to read
someone’s body expression without words. But what I’m most thankful for is the
fact that I got to enjoy the most breath-taking, blinding smiles that makes me
want to laugh with crinkles by my eyes and cry overwhelmed because sometimes I
feel I could burst with love.
Now, one of the little universes left me.
I’ve been crying non-stop for two days
straight. I
couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw the news. I just.
I started screaming, begging, crying.
It felt as
if someone had ripped my heart from my chest and now I just feel a black space
on my chest that I don’t will go away. You get used
to the pain, they say, but how? I may be overcorrecting; they say it isn’t as
if he had died and that he left because he wanted to try and be normal.
I don’t
care.
I know why
he left, and I respect it, but when you get used to seeing the same simple
smile for four years what are you supposed to do? He became my world, and now
he isn’t there. I will never again hear his high notes or get to see him crying
of laugher on a concert because they splashed water to the drummer while he was
doing his solo. What am I going to do,
when through a crowded space the only thing I’m looking for is his simile and
it is nowhere to be seen?
I’m going
to miss him so much; it’s so surreal I don’t want to believe it.
The universe left, and with him a piece of my
heart was ripped off my chest with so much easiness it scares me.
Now I have four
universes instead of five, and my infinite feels smaller than ever.
"I'll just laugh at
any man whoever laughs at me when I'm 30 years old and says: 'You were in that
band' and I will say: 'Yeah. And I had a sick time mate, so keep
laughing'." – Zayn Malik.