Friday, October 23, 2009

Transience



It is definite. I need sleep to function optimally; without sufficiency of the subject, I am enervated, less able to glance off mishaps.





Life was full of meaning, and suddenly it is not.





I must not close myself to the world.





It is always my first instinct, when faced with adversity, to retract into myself; much as a mimosa would shy away from oppression; like shielding a wound from further injury.

Why, then, is being open considered vital? It seems to me that it exposes you; further strengthens your vulnerability; and yet, if closed, the wound festers.




I need someone to tell me the difference between being strong, and not listening to your body.


Someone who will last. Someone who won't fade.



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