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| I always think up ways to make everything in life so simple. The problem is that these thoughts are fleeting and they always run away. I forget everything until I can think it all up again. I watched Mr. Brooks just now. Really good movie actually; the directer/writer really keeps you guessing. I've got some stuff that I've been mulling over in my head to post but I'll wait for later. I'm also convinced I have some form of attention deficit disorder. But I'm out. Nighty night Xanga. | | |
| I was lost and afraid and so I dug deep into the earth. I founded a series of underground tunnels, independent from society, dark and complex, my own lonely paradise. A smiling angel found me, and her snapped limbs held me close and her broken, beaten body breathed life into my world. | | |
| Go dance and scream and laugh and let me choke on your misery and drown in your sorrow. | | |
| If apathy is what strikes life to the ground, then enthusiasm is what wakes you, makes you stir and streach and reach. Enthusiasm is the wind beneath your wings.
In almost the most ironic of times, I think I truely realize that holding on to the past is the same as suffocating your future. Maybe I'm lucky. Maybe it would suit me better if I felt like I was more able to wave goodbye to a beautiful day and embrace the next sunrise. I wish that anyone had stood by my side and told me that it would all be okay.
Goodbye sun. Hello, night. Don't forsake me. | | |
| When was the last time you became angry? What was it about? Anger is an essential component of human nature, and it is perhaps our most powerful and dangerous emotion. When supressed, it boils out in all the wrong places. It can rot your core making it dark, apathetic, and taints your heart with malice. Anger can also be embraced. If accepted and channeled into passion, anger can be as constructive as it can be destructive. It is a gift to us that we can take anger and use it to build and create, to give us goals and dreams. It is a powerful beast indeed, and a much better friend than foe. Make it your ally and fight for what matters. On a side note, my roots are too deep. I feel too grounded and I long for a more frivolous nature. Can this be done? Must there be sacrifice? | | |
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