Aaron Starmer Quotes

But When You're A Kid, It's Different. You Lose Something And Then There's This Hole Inside Of You And You Want To Fill That Hole, But You Don't Have The Experience Or Wisdom To Do It. So You Ask For Answers. From The Air, From The Clouds, From The Stars, From Anyone Who Might Listen. And When Voices Finally Respond And Promise That There's A Place Where You Can Get What You Want, Where Your Wishes Can Come True, Then You Go. You Go To That Magical Place And You Stay And You Create And You Try To Heal. You Fill That Hole. Which Can Be Brave. Which Is Important. But While You're There, You Realize That What You Want And What You Need Are Two Different Things. And That's When You're Done With The Place, And You Leave For Good. But Leaving For Good Means You Forget The Place Even Existed At All.

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