Sunday, March 7, 2010
Sometimes

I feel as if I'm crazy.
My mind dribbling up and down constantly, never sticking to a firm state, I feel as a girl composed of multiple insane parts. The happier I get, the further I fall into that empty abyss of depression.
I'm stuck in this ambivalence, this yin and yang of love and hate.
And it's tearing me apart, I can't hold myself together.
I wear the face of both tears and smiles.
Roses always bloom with attached thorns. How ironic.
My mind dribbling up and down constantly, never sticking to a firm state, I feel as a girl composed of multiple insane parts. The happier I get, the further I fall into that empty abyss of depression.
I'm stuck in this ambivalence, this yin and yang of love and hate.
And it's tearing me apart, I can't hold myself together.
I wear the face of both tears and smiles.
Roses always bloom with attached thorns. How ironic.
Monday, March 1, 2010

I haven't written in awhile- too absorbed in my mundane activities of life- I rarely pick up the pen and my journal and just pour down my thoughts and emotions. Even when I am merely staring into the blank canvas of my walls, I let my mind remain motionless. In other words, I have become indolent.
I need a muse. Soon.
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Jigsaw

I never know what I'm doing.
I just pick at the pieces of my puzzle, hoping the final picture I create will be a beautiful masterpiece, instead of a chaotic mess.
I peered at the creations of others and followed their picture, and tried to create a similar replica so that "someday, mine will be that awe-striking."
But somewhere along the way, I started filtering my own pieces, mixing and matching, hoping to create the final picture that depicted a harmonious mosaic.
But somewhere along the way, I started filtering my own pieces, mixing and matching, hoping to create the final picture that depicted a harmonious mosaic.
And I still don't know if the pieces I choose are the befitting ones, or the ones that will ultimately leave a flawed spot in the finished product.
So here's to the uncertainty of it all.
May my puzzle turn out beautiful.
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