It’s down to this: I
can’t find myself under all this doubt anymore—as happens frequently, I’m
afraid—and I don’t see a way forward. I don’t know whether I’ll ever be able to
say of myself that I have integrity and believe it. All I see now is an idiot
child-thing who will one day be someone that used to want to be a writer.
But you believe in me. You always have. I cannot see anything about myself worth keeping, but you want me here. And I cannot build bridges or open doors, but I trust you as much as I can trust anyone. It’s down to this: I would rather keep promises than break them. I would rather create one fragile, worthless thing than nothing at all. I do not share or understand your faith, but I would rather prove you right than prove you wrong.
But you believe in me. You always have. I cannot see anything about myself worth keeping, but you want me here. And I cannot build bridges or open doors, but I trust you as much as I can trust anyone. It’s down to this: I would rather keep promises than break them. I would rather create one fragile, worthless thing than nothing at all. I do not share or understand your faith, but I would rather prove you right than prove you wrong.
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