Where are the rushed diary entries, as you run with friends to a playground. Where is the harsh, impulsive attitude. When did it all become so soft? This is not at any fault of light, but at the fault of us for not properly documenting the dark. Early morning is not complete without the stinging cold air, tea is not without it's bitterness. When did we start writing only the delicate? You cannot comprehend love without the suddenness of it all, no matter how slow you can try to take it there is the unmistakable surprises love must give someone. Without the impulsivity, the dark, the sudden, everything becomes diluted. And much less true.
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I feel as though life has been passing me by
It feels like I'm at a train station
Watching the trains pass
Wonder which one was mine
It's hearing a busker's guitar, calm peaceful
We stand their in our own melancholic solitude
Not daring to look up
Buried in our own self doubt
It's watching clouds roll over blue skies
It's watching the seconds tick
Waiting for the clock to fall
And my body to decay
It was laying in the grass
Trying to become a bug
It was standing in the rain
To become a puddle
I think of these things
These thoughts of death that plague my brain
I watch another train go by
The next one, I think,
I'll get on
Maybe I'm the over dramatic problem.
I think there's something magical about weather. Most people say sunny days improve their moods, but for me it's overcast days that do that the most. But improve doesn't mean it makes me happier, if anything I feel melancholic on cloudy days. But it makes me feel less alone. More together with the world.
Overcast days put me back together.
Episode 3: Smoothie
There are two types of people:
The person who lends books to their friends books while looking them dead in the eyes and saying "If any harm comes to this tome, beloved and sacred to me, you will feel the wrath of the gods, and I will take it upon myself to harvest your soul"
The type of person to read their books in the rain, turn the lights down low and murmur the words on the pages softly in prayer, dog-ear and annotate the pages, and walk while reading which does not end well for any of the parties involved
I am both of those people.
Them: Shake what your Mama gave you!
Me: *stuffing my Autism, childhood trauma and cooking skills into maracas*
I hate when I find the dumbest game and get so entranced. Like it's such a simple yet captivating thing but it would be so embarrassing if someone saw me playing it.
im sorry what did you say? cleaning my room? no no no you've got it confused. im a tired parent lovingly cleaning my young child's room after I have just put them aslseep.
-Trans autistic guy with bad sense of humor- -he/him- -Special Interests: Music, History, Anthropology-
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