The right side makes you dream and imagine the impossible, to make you aspire for the transcendental and noble. The left hippocampus allows you to remember names of places, persons, dates, etc.
My memories bring me to a time and place in which my right brain made me believe that love is eternal and everlasting, that love is indeed unconditional; that love transcends the mundane and physical.
For a while, I basked in this thought and truly believed in its reality. But I guess my left brain refused to give in.
I woke up one day to learn that my left hippocampus has won; that all we get from love is a love song and some broken chords; that it is a fact that true love never dies (my right speaking), but reality bites - not all relationships are meant to be fulfilled (my left speaking), and that life has to go on in spite of this glaring and painful fact.
Drawing by ZZan - The Wild and Free
This work of art has been created by that person in my right hippocampus.
Does he still remember me?
Does he still read what I write?
I hope he does, even once in a while.
I hope he could say hi.
And I hope he does not mind my posting one of his wonderful works of art; which I treasure even up to this day.
4 comments:
That is an interesting work of art. Hope your friend remembers.
That's a very wistful story. Hope it doesn't make you too sad. Interesting way of getting to it, too.
Hi Eric,
Yes, indeed it is a great work of art.
I hope he does. Thanks for the visit.
Hi Jean,
Thanks for the comment. I was trying to give free reign to my right hippocampus but the left always intervenes..lol.
Happy blogging.
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