Monday, December 17, 2012

The Solitary One



There are times when I can be in a room full of people, and the only thing I want to do is keep to myself- stay quiet, lie low, and melt into the floorboards and escape between their cracks into soft soil.

Alone is not a physical thing for me- I can be content with just my thoughts and personal space. Solitude is what is truly unpleasant; when I’m no longer able to express myself to anyone.

There are people in my life that mean a great deal to me and I would give up anything for them, but none of them can truly understand the intentions of my thoughts and my reasoning. The ideas which make sense in my head seem to explode into confusion when I try to talk them out. What I imagine to be a coherent thought simply shifts into gibberish. Sometimes it’s like I’m speaking in a completely different language. Yet, that’s usually how it goes with thoughts.

How can you relate to someone if you’re too afraid to tell them what you really mean? How can you connect when what you’re holding back is the poison to your relationship?

The remedy which I seek for solitude does not exist. Like the fountain of youth, it is only passed on as a rumor by morning talk show hosts, lifestyle magazines, and hopeful dopes. 

It’s impossible to question life- I am not an expert. No one is. It’s a thing much older than I am and has been around longer than anyone can count (yes, even scientists can’t determine its creation). It seems strange to me that we are given the gift and the curse of other people’s presence. But then again, this strangeness is nothing new. After all, the demons we believe come with isolation are only the pets of our imagination.

We come into this machine of life alone, and the same way we shall exit. 

Sunday, December 2, 2012

I Am Refusing This Assignment of “This Means Something”






































Above this writing, is a blank space. An irksome void. 

The way people cling to find meaning is like the way they try to fill this space. Doodling. Writing lyrics. Pasting a picture. Whatever they wish.  

All this really is, is an empty space. It is nothing more than that.

This space holds no meaning. It is not a place to store dreams. It is not an inspiration for success. It is not a sad promise of failure. It is what it is- a blank space on a blog entry of some girl in a high school philosophy class.

There is no such thing as some thing that I know means something. There never has been. People can over complicate life as much as they want to and run laps around the idea of trying, but they do so only because accepting the lack of organization and purpose of life is too simple of an idea for them to burden.