It wasn’t like in the movies. The music didn’t stop, no one froze as if time itself had been halted by this moment, this grand alingment of the stars.

When my eyes lay sight on you, the world exploded. Like two neuton stars, I knew at once our love would be disastrous. The world could collapse, but why would I care? The universe lit up, our accidental collision so catastrophically gorgeous. Like you. After everything I had been through, after thinking ny heart had died all those years ago, you made me realise how wrong I was. You didn’t give me new life, you showed me how my death gave way to such a beautiful thing. You. A neutron star could never form if the original had not died, and my heart needed broken so cruelly to truely understand the beauty of our meeting. Explosions of firey sparks amplified the already throbbing music as you turned, the gentle flick of your golden hair like sunlight finally breaking through my cloud of darkness.

Oh my darling, even if we crash and burn, meeting you was the most extravagantly beautiful moment if my life.