Jan 31, 2005 18:20
This phenomenon of integration intrigues me.
I don’t really know how to
explain it. What can I say, really? Except for the fact that my life
seems to be playing with my head lately and I’m not sure whether it’s
something that I enjoy or that drives me crazy. It’s inevitable, I
suppose so there’s really nothing I can do but go along with it. I have
some interesting people in my life at the moment and some people that I
can’t seem to free from my mind so respectively, they’re included as
well. I don’t know where to take my current situation or how to handle
it properly. I kind of just want something extraordinarily rare to
occur. But, don’t we all? I mean, people either crave the deliberation
of being like everyone else or being that one person that doesn’t
really fit into the schema but I find myself somewhere trapped in the
middle vulnerable to either side not falling anywhere but where I
choose to fall. So, does that make me powerful or incapable because I
can never seem to stand up without eventually plunging to a certain
place? I’m a floater in more ways than one and I can’t really see
myself anywhere yet, instead I like to visit different streams of
possibilities and see where they take me. Right now my boats spinning
in this circle of misunderstanding and unsure curiosity that I’m dying
to discover but can’t seem to get my boat moving. So, I’m stranded but
I can’t really say that I don’t like where I am. It’s the power of
acceptance that finally took a hold of me. I’m not going to be here
forever, obviously, but while I am, I’m going to enjoy it. It seems
that I can never truly escape from my past whether it is because of
similar occurrences, run- throughs with certain people or being unable
to let something’s go. It’s just like music. I can’t seem to accept
anything too contemporary that can spoil the process that I have going,
but at the same time I’m willing to listen. People know what they like
and gradually indulge change. I want to take in everything I can at
once and be shocked by the overwhelming states of what is yet to come.
You see who’s worth keeping and who should have never left to begin
with. Humble Pie.
Got a little poetic,
-Beth