Sep 12, 2007 16:04
I think I'm having another existential crisis, though a small one.
I don't want to be here. I don't want to read. I don't want to write papers. I don't want to study for exams.
I don't want to learn for an exam. I want to learn for the sake of learning. I want to learn only because my thirst for knowledge needs to be quenched.
I want to dance and cook and sing and create. I want to love without limits and without prejudice. I want to live without fear.
I want to be a whole person, not someone's other half.
I want...bliss.
And now I'm feeling poetic. So here's one, just popped out, no editing or any of that scholastic crap.
I found my Bliss.
It was in the kitchen.
Just sitting in the bottom of a glass casserole dish.
Waiting for me.
It looked at me when I picked it up,
Stared at me with with its beady little eyes,
And said, "You need me."
So I set it down on my shoulder, and started to cook.
"Hold on tight," I advised,
And I felt its tiny little paws cling to my shirt,
As I became a whirlwind of culinary creation.
I offered Bliss a taste off of my wooden spoon,
And I swear I heard it squee.
"I told you you needed me."
Dinner is served.
bliss,
poem