Lingering Dream
Sunday, November 12th, 2006The daydream that lingers on the clouds floating on top of my head fills up my thoughts and literally consumes my time. The inkling thoughts of destroying something so beautiful disturbs the peace that reigns inside these four-corners I got myself stuck on. In simpler terms, boredom sucks the life left in my body, and lethargy starts to run in my veins – freezing my blood and numbing my senses. Life should not be this cruel to a being who just tries to live up to the daily demands of status quo. Status quo is the bitter venom that silently poisons every mind that steps on its territory. Please, do not let me be one of the victims.
Yet the world continues to spin on its axis and revolve around the sun. Let it continue to turn, as our lives continue to grow. Let it rotate, while we learn to live up to the standards of this world. And have I learned? That is the right question to ask.
I fell once, and I fell twice. I tried not to fall again, but I keep on getting caught in the trap. No one can help me though, since I am in charge of this. I tried to be wise enough the third time around, but I just realized – I haven’t learned enough. A tear fell, another followed. The tears even flowed, but sensibilities took its turn and comforted me – gave me an umbrella to stop me from getting wetter than I already am. Now, I am done with that phase, and if I look back on those moments, I cannot help but laugh at my own naivety. And I tell myself, “Sh*t! I can’t believe I felt that.”
Another millennium passed, and here I am again. Here I am, still naïve and immature. Again I was wrong. I thought I’ve learned enough from my past lives, but I haven’t. I thought that I already found a greener pasture to breed my emotions, but I was wrong. The sight from someone new shook everything I built. And I thought it was strong enough, yet the impact from the contact blew my equilibrium – and I was wrong again. The eyes that betray his humanity conceals the beast that lurks underneath the skin. He scares me, yet his presence fulfills promises I only daydream about.
I called out help to the Supreme Being that lights my path – my reincarnated path. He sent his guidance through a text message, and he assured me of enough sanity that would help me all the way. Sanity is such a comforting word, eh? It makes me doubt my own. I am not even sensible enough to know what is real, and then another illusion is subtly walking down my way. How can I cope with such uncertainty?