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Spidey Sense - Listening to: nothing
- Reading: nada
- Watching: my cute little spider devArt guy
- Playing: the SPF 70 dispenser
- Eating: metabolizing?nothing...
- Drinking: nothing
'Ello Love
it seems to be my style to say in my journals my musings. Everything that I had thought in the last hour is expressed here, like a mini deviation. It can never be deviation, because it has no goal and no end, thus it is journal. It comes to my attention that these musings are read, not only by myself as I click aimlessly down my page. People are around us, everywhere, and the fact that we are not safe from sight lends us into a sort of abstract blinking, as though if not hide altogether then to encourage secretly.
speaking of sight, this is my latest musing:
Sometimes the light is too bright. you step out and are assaulted by the instant headache. Your pupils retract so fast it injures your nerves. I will always be a creature of darkness, no matter how much I love the light. I live my life in shadow knowing that I may step into the sun, but its beams will always blind me. Its warmth will always burn me, bleach me dry. I was not made for summer, or spring. I am cold like autumn rain, freezing like winter sleet. The clouded existence is mine to own and welcome into my space. In the clouds there is knowledge of light, acceptance of it, whether it appears today tomorrow, it will come, but there is no hope. Hope you see, is the most leathal weapon. I fear it with all the intensity of a terminally ill patient. With clouds there is no hope, that the sun will stay. With clouds one is immeadiately filled with a rush, the blanket of what some people would correlate with sorrow, I compare and find peace. Clouds are evidence, solid proof that light ends, it can be blocked, cast out, eradicated, eclipsed. So when there is nothing but blue, but sun, the sky only lies to its vertically challenged under dwellers. It lets them believe something that will never be and is not true: that light lasts. This I have found is true of everything, good things do not last. While the clouds bring nourishing rain and too serve a purpose that is good, sunlight is what we most notably pair with goodness, and life. We need sun, soak it up,absorb it,and we feel good, Vitamin D courses through our veins and saturates us. But this is laced with a cost, the knowledge always that the other foot has yet to fall. Blue skies are promisses. Promisses breed hope, foster it in incubators and sprinkle it like growth serum upon our heads, but that hope is never fulfilled. Not never, but rarely, and its the hoping in the interum, the waiting and then the disappointment that renders me dark. No matter how tan I am, how many hours I work under the yellow ball of rays that dictates our lives, I will always wait for night, for rain, anything to help shelter that small fragile person who hopes. To prove to that person that good things do not last. Because that person is the core, and much like the core of all people, must be protected from harm, because without it we no longer have point in life. It's that core, that person in the depths of depression that glows faintly waiting for the next step wherein good things happen. Its small breast pulses like a fetus, soft and small and easily injured. It is this person that we build a wall around, this person that dreams and believes that we find it necessary to protect. Our weakness and only reason for life is this small life. So when there is too much light, too much hope, that person is the one who hurts if you are not careful. That person is the one who burns and writhes in agony, who feels disappointment. So guard that person, use the clouds to temper it's hope. Hide it from the whole world, never let it out, because although the risk may give it light and happiness and it may grow strong, the pain that later may be felt would shut it down altogether. I admire those who can take risks, but make them knowledgable ones, ones perpared, because to be caught unawares is a pit so dark not even I will take time to describe it here for the passage would be a long and ominous one, I assure you.