[private to self | hard to hack]

Mar 05, 2009 03:43

In my mind sometimes I see a place that has many doors. The doors are not doors the way you find them inside a house, they are points of turning. The revolution of petals, the way a flower opens and closes. A turning floor of painted glass, stained glass, a turning wall, the revolving ceiling of a chapel. Inside these halls the doors turn again and again, in spiral fashion like a shell, sometimes moving down in lines like the arms of a snowflake. They extend upwards and to the sides, they don't move in a linear fashion, they are always shifting and changing.

There is no ground beneath them.

The walls are not walls like I know them.

I don't understand the things they contain.

I only see the fragments sometimes, and sometimes it seems as if they are moving, and the wind and light that comes from beyond them blows past me.

I don't know what they are.

Some of them, maybe, are places I have been. Perhaps some of them are places that I could go. Others, places I wish never to find.

I don't know what they are.

Memories, different parts of myself. Separate, tiny gardens. Things that are secret, and self-contained.

Perhaps connected somehow to that glass castle in the air, the infinite regression it contains inside.

I don't know, it's only an impression that lingers with me, encases me inside it as I move throughout my day.

A fractal world slipped between dimensions, a secret I don't have enough magic to unlock.

Or simply a symptom of my madness returning, the way the mind can divide and devour itself.

You can never tell with these things.

journal therapy, rambling, anthy puts on her spacey pants, dazed and confused, free association, mental problems what mental problems

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