Easy mornings, now.
I am constantly more and more enlightened as the days pass. I have lost myself in a state of total... peace? I feel myself floating in an empty space, static and soft sound, a little bit hope-guitar on the side. I've been weaving through a network of clouds, and the sun is so bright now. I feel so much joy and love that it seems my chest will explode.
There has been so much change in my life, I don't even know where to begin. I used to want to die, and now... I am so excited to live. I simply cannot wait to get out and make other people feel happy and know the things I feel. Bouts of optimism are pouring out of me like a flood. I actually want to get out of bed as soon as I wake up, so I can walk outside and enjoy the sun, which I now actually love.
But the question lingers: is it real?
Is it just the fact that I've chosen to make myself happier by perhaps walking into an illusion? I feel like I'm in a Wonderland...Neverland. This is what I imagine a gentle dose of acid would be like. Maybe it's not reality. What if I'm just deceiving myself?
I like to think I've improved my personal relationships with people. The way I used to be...I would have never made it this far with the amazing friends I have now. They are...beautiful. I think it was only me who was too pessimistic and mean to care before, because I've known them so long, and only now am I grateful for them. Really, I couldn't ask for better people to dream with me.
And then...there's writing. I wonder if it makes sense to say that I drew more inspiration from sorrow, or whatever it is that I felt (just angst, probably. I've realized that maybe it wasn't such a severe degree of sadness to be considered "sorrow) Consequently, my creativity and inspiration have come much more seldom these days. See, I've chaned my perspective on a lot of things, like music; tunes that used to make me sad, now make me happy. I suppose I should change my perspective on that too.
I don't know what's happening to me. But I hope it's real.
There has been so much change in my life, I don't even know where to begin. I used to want to die, and now... I am so excited to live. I simply cannot wait to get out and make other people feel happy and know the things I feel. Bouts of optimism are pouring out of me like a flood. I actually want to get out of bed as soon as I wake up, so I can walk outside and enjoy the sun, which I now actually love.
But the question lingers: is it real?
Is it just the fact that I've chosen to make myself happier by perhaps walking into an illusion? I feel like I'm in a Wonderland...Neverland. This is what I imagine a gentle dose of acid would be like. Maybe it's not reality. What if I'm just deceiving myself?
I like to think I've improved my personal relationships with people. The way I used to be...I would have never made it this far with the amazing friends I have now. They are...beautiful. I think it was only me who was too pessimistic and mean to care before, because I've known them so long, and only now am I grateful for them. Really, I couldn't ask for better people to dream with me.
And then...there's writing. I wonder if it makes sense to say that I drew more inspiration from sorrow, or whatever it is that I felt (just angst, probably. I've realized that maybe it wasn't such a severe degree of sadness to be considered "sorrow) Consequently, my creativity and inspiration have come much more seldom these days. See, I've chaned my perspective on a lot of things, like music; tunes that used to make me sad, now make me happy. I suppose I should change my perspective on that too.
I don't know what's happening to me. But I hope it's real.
friends are next to family the most important things in this world. hold close to them.
your inspiration will come back, don't worry about it. You just have to get used to your "new life". you could write about the joy of life, what you like to do. you could write about random things like how nice the sun is, how it feels on your skin and stuff like that.
i also agree to what Jen said, I've noticed the same. I kinda think it's both the environment and the growing up period that play a role
Love, March 26th, 2008 at 05:24:48pm
One thing I have noticed since being on GSB is that at around 14ish a lot of girls go through "a really severe downer" period. Whether this is hormonal or induced from your environment (i.e. peers) I'm not sure but it seems like you are on the rise from it. It is real, have no fear of that.
Grandma, March 26th, 2008 at 03:54:57am