Macramé wounds

Everything has an expiration date.
From chocolate bars, to yoghurts, a cereal box, but also an experience, a reality, a dream, even life.
Everything disappears eventually.
Sometimes when the expiration date has been reached there's no point in feeding ourselves from its content.
Well most of the times you can do it but what happens then?
If you eat bad food you will be intoxicated.
You'll be sick.
Imagine then how it is like when you consume an emotion that no longer exists.
You'll be eating a tasteless, dead, rotting feeling that for some reason vanished.
And trust me, if it has vanished, the reasons will exist, you may or may not want to see them and/or believe them, but there's no turning back.
It's true that you can still feed on those once true emotions, but then you'd be poisoning your body and soul, and for what reason?
You crave an emotion sickness?
We all know the consequences.
But I'll help you all, what do you do when the bread is hard and mouldy?
You throw it to garbage, right?
Well I do, and you should too.
But some think they can still have that piece of bread instead of going out with a supermarket list featuring a fresh one.
And so with the help of a knife they remove the mould and with the help of a toaster they bring some tenderness back to the crumb.
And this is how you fool yourself.
And the bread as well! (ok, this sounded funny to me! ahah)
I mean you will probably not enjoy it at all anyway and you'll probably be at home, in bed, for two or three days, thinking why on earth have you done so!
And the bread... well, it will feel desire and a narcissistic breeze over it's dead skin (and will work its revenge from your inside probably).
So just go and buy a new one, and remember that probably there will be a soft and tender piece of bread waiting for you in some supermarket shelf (and it won't cost that much anyway!).
It will be worth it.
Every piece of crumb.
And I hope that after this post you will all still eat bread and don't fear the attack of an evil, old, smelly, mouldy, hard piece of bread ahah ;)