Wednesday, May 30, 2007 the drowning of the formless unspoken.You looked at me with eyes so guileless, barely masked by that translucent film which bespoke of your firm conviction - that your reality is mine, and mine is yours. You see yourself in me, your father, your father's father, but you deny the existence of my own. The sun was curled on your lap in a spiral, or so I imagine, but the only warmth you felt was from the cradle of my hands. Again, you tell me your story from a mirror's perspective, and everything is so simple and clean. Again, I speak words which you want to hear, words which I also want to hear, but not from myself. Nonetheless, they are ignored or forgotten, at the turning of the next blind corner, as we have a relapse of the banal mundane. Why, nothing had ever happened. she procrastinated @ 00:51 |Thursday, May 24, 2007 If the soul of my dead fatherIf the soul of my dead father remembers anything If he remembers anything he will hear the clipped whisper and have no argument with far-sighted oblique storms. I.M. Albert Hart she procrastinated @ 18:00 |Friday, May 18, 2007 no rest for the wicked.I'm so, so incredibly knackered from work that I can't fall asleep, I'm still high on adrenaline that's supposed to have dissipated long, long ago. It sounds oxymoronic, but it's true anyway. There are ten million things yet to be done apart from work, and I only have two hands. I just wish I've more time for coaching, teaching, and everything else that matters - and more. Sometimes, you just go past the point of no return. And once it's been breached, you just have to pray that somewhere along the way, you'll be granted the undeserved gift of a second chance - of making an informed choice at the subsequent turning point. One can only be blind and unknowing for a definitive period of time. she procrastinated @ 00:25 |Friday, May 11, 2007 what ifs.Intangible, it's all about intangible possibilities. Knowing that things can, or could be different, is not enough. Today, I'm left feeling unsated and bereft of all human reason. Not that it's a drastic change from my default state of mind (since when am I ever half-sane), but at least, I know why I feel the way I do. One baby step at a time in directions that have no name nor fixed bearings, but at least, it's a start. Beginnings and endings are the same thing, really, but let's just ignore that, shall we? Moving swiftly along - and now - to sit back and watch the crop circles grow from stem down. she procrastinated @ 03:26 |Tuesday, May 08, 2007 or a scent.Even when the mind or heart forgets, your fingers don't. Small comfort there? That not everything is lost, as if nothing had ever taken place. All it takes is the sound of white against the black, and the colour of raindrops slicing through the air. she procrastinated @ 23:00 |Thursday, May 03, 2007 crooked x-ray.So it took me three months before I would deign to move my arse and unpack my cartons. Everything has since been haphazardly stashed onto shelves within the span of an hour, and I'm absolutely devastated. I just didn't want to take the items out of the boxes, you know? As if by not taking them out, I would have retained the last vestige of the illusion that I'm not here. Or, perhaps, that I had never left. Dislocation. Dismemberment. What's that? New routines possess and enchant, I live and breathe the rhythm of the morning sun, that which is so foreign but once-familiar to me. New old, old new. It's the mobius strip all over again. Fraught hilarity, not because I've come full circle or shit like that, but it's the complete divergence away from paths which I had thought I will never leave. But I still come across markings which I can identify at some previous point in my life, enough to draw parallels, enough to feel as if nothing has changed, enough to wring a tired laugh from myself to mask the unsaid. There are too many layer cakes around, you see, and I feel the need to deconstruct and rebuild them from ground up. But more often than not, nothing will be left after the first step is taken. Some things - you just know. It's been quite some time. I've yet to learn the words to the sung broadcast of honour and duty, I can't bring myself to sing something I don't quite want to, or something I'm unable to do. Inadvertently, I do pick up a few phonetic sounds here and there, and each time I learn something new, a red laceration opens up from the anguished conflict, that which only exists in my mind. You know, I want to tell you about the affliction of memory. I want to tell you about the divinity of recollection, the rejuvenation of dirty nostalgia and bereavement. I want to tell you about the splicing of words and phrases, and the splitting of tongues. But I don't really know how to say what I want to say anymore. Out of it, out of practice, out of phase. I hope it rains tomorrow. she procrastinated @ 22:48 | |
blueprint I will like to spend my days, as though they are my own, which I mostly end up doing in halves, for duty beckons, and I am answering its clarion call. Soon enough! I am also a veteran procrastinator. fresh monodies Old wounds hurt most, I learned this today, becaus... previous rants August 2004 treatises on life arty jen frivolous pursuits for shallow ppl mulling over "One is wicked, because one see things clearly." - Beaumarchais's Le nozze di Figaro.And there were phlegmatic souls.
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