i used to think i knew what i wanted, but that was when i thought there was a 'you.' And that whole feeling took over my body and my mind and for weeks straight it was all i could think of.
and even though it stirred something inside of me, it just doesn't seem so important as it did then. i don't ache for it or even really think so much about it. maybe this is my fault, maybe things just happen. Fannie price says ' it could have happened any other way, but it didnt.'
but now, it's worth a fight to figure out what really is important. And although i may feel clumsy,awkward, and ugly about it, hopefully I can have faith in me, people, and god enough to figure this damned thing out.
and on the way, fix myself up a bit.
xoxo.
c
Tuesday, July 25, 2006
but if it were exactly what & where i wanted to be,
we would be near the ocean.
everything is not perfect.
i read a book and the author talks about how our 'self' does not exist on it's own- it exists only through our relationships.
i miss you.
and my camera is broken, "shattered like a window," kate said.
we would be near the ocean.
everything is not perfect.
i read a book and the author talks about how our 'self' does not exist on it's own- it exists only through our relationships.
i miss you.
and my camera is broken, "shattered like a window," kate said.
Wednesday, July 12, 2006
i feel like i used to have a spark. Some thing that was mine and mine alone that grew inside me and built me up.
i don't think i have it anymore.
today while walking in the city i saw a black old man with brilliantly white hair and beard, a cap, and amputated legs in an electric wheelchair with a white middle aged woman riding on the platform on the back. it was oddly heartwarming, until she cursed at a driver turning right who was paying no attention to them as they zoomed across the street.
i don't think i have it anymore.
today while walking in the city i saw a black old man with brilliantly white hair and beard, a cap, and amputated legs in an electric wheelchair with a white middle aged woman riding on the platform on the back. it was oddly heartwarming, until she cursed at a driver turning right who was paying no attention to them as they zoomed across the street.
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