| Remember the Times |
[Jul. 19th, 2005|09:05 am] |
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| | groggy | ] | When I groggily woke up this morning, feeling in a stupor and anxiety ridden, I sat down at the computer and read through old, OLD, emails and documents that I had written. Things that haven't been opened in four, five years. What is sad is that I see the consistent patterns to my relationships, emotions, actions, etc. It seems life is one vicious cycle after another.
The best advice (thanks Geoff) I got last night: "It doesn't matter where you get your appetite, as long as you eat your meals at home." True dat.
Abstract Thoughts March 2001
I want to wake up tomorrow and be happy Asking too much? Maybe not so uncontrollably depressed That’s all I need Just one day One day where I can see the beauty Engulfing my world The beauty I have stared at in repugnant, unwavering disgust for so many years
Today I rested on my cold front step Staring out across the frozen snowy field in front of me A very brisk, beautiful afternoon Warm for March Too cold from me The only warmth coming from the ray of sun Squeezing itself through the needled tree Falling across the thickness of my thigh
My mind wandered to abstract places To the faces of people As cars rolled past in a hushed moan Splashing in the puddles of melting snow and ice A strange bird screamed out its soothsaying No bother to me Even the immaculately blue sky and smattering of high white clouds couldn’t reach me
My mind chattered away with a thousand thoughts at once Thoughts that yielded nothing but acquiescent arguments with the boots on my feet Abstract thought Sounds of water droplets falling against icicles Dangling from the eves of my prison The cold concrete beneath me Enticed my mind to thoughts of sex Strangely (I never understood satisfied people Or atheists)
My tongue deceived my soul As silent prayers slipped out of my pursed lips Floated into the cold air Escorted by the sweetness of my breath They seemed to travel only as far As a broken tree branch Hanging there for years now I forget how it was maimed No matter to me
Squeezing my eyes closed I felt the summer creeping in Not the summers of youth The carefree amazement Bugs being more valuable than life itself Now tedious responsibilities kill joy Money That murderous bastard Hopelessly my mind strained to grab hold Of the fibers woven in my memory Slipping between my scarred fingers With each exhalation
I want to wake up tomorrow and be happy To see all the worlds pieces God created them for me I want to wake up And not hate them all! I want to wake up tomorrow… Maybe that is enough |
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From: (Anonymous) 2005-07-20 04:22 am (UTC)
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So you see... its true. We're supposed to grow up right? Get beyond our teenage emotions and get to a place where we have more than just what we felt when we were 16. Because life isn't supposed to be some sick cylical journey that we keep taking over and over again until we explode. But the truth is... whether you see yourself repeating patterns or not doesn't matter. Because we have grown up. YOU have grown up and you approach the problems or feelings or emotions or situations, however related they may be in a way that is more grown up. Everything problem is a love problem, a relationship problem, and no matter how old we get, they're going to seem similar. But we are not the same and so our problems are never the same.
"That's life. If nothing else it's real. And sometimes it fucking hurts. But well, its sort of all we have." | |