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| Snow White holding the potion that would let her forget her prince |
No, this is not about a girl. More than a usual love story, it's about the journey I've been trying to run away from. In fact, I ran too much that I ended up bumping into the same situation I thought I've given up a long time ago.
It has been more than a week now since the Word shifted its focus on family. A topic I didn't know was too sensitive for me, that is, until I heard what He has to say about it. Ever since, it felt like my mind's lingering on every thought I've heard, yet I can't even comprehend why it became a big deal after all. If this statement doesn't even make any sense, then I guess it is. Probably that's what it means when one's trying to cover up something that has to exist.
That episode of Once Upon A Time obviously didn't end up in Happily Ever After. Surely, in the coming episodes, Snow White's friends would have find a way to regain her memories and bring back the love. But it won't be easy. That made me ask myself, "Are you really willing to give up a future that's good, pleasing and perfect?"
Funny that it needs an episode like this to remind me of one prayer I've longed to happen -- that He breaks my heart on everything that breaks His. I cannot just run away and go back to the past just so I can forget how hurting it is to lose oneself. I have to admit, I have no idea where these thoughts are leading me. But all I know is that the pain is causing me to find more of Him.
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