Where to go
You know that feeling when your mind
is shouting but words just won’t come out? That tingling sensation in your spine
forcing you to write something but it’s like you forgot how to move your
fingers while you’re staring at a blank page? And it’s so frustrating because
you know you have lots to say but it’s like words are stuck in a far away place
in your brain. Well that is my state pretty much all of the time for the
exception of those rare nights when my mind and my brain decide to call it
truce and come together allowing me to express my feelings. So here I am
tonight, writing about all those things that make me want to punch a whole into
a wall because there’s not much I can do about them. The World is an awful
place to live in but it is our job to make the best out of it. See after going
through so much you realize that life isn’t about what is wrong or right. There
is no such thing. It is only about what is and what isn’t, the rest is nothing
but an illusion, a fiction we create to give a meaning and justify our actions
and decisions. And so for that reason I always preferred living in my own
little world, a world I created in which I was allowed to be whoever the I hell
I wanted to be without any justification or restriction.
Sometimes I like to think about
death. It scares the living daylight out of me but I just got to do it. What
happens when you’re dead? And I think it’s either you cease to exist or if
you’re religious you go to a place called heaven or hell. But to me both
theories are equally terrifying. I mean think of it, it’s either you are wiped
of existence, and I mean that literally or you go to a place where you live
forever. Ceasing to exist is terrifying. One day you’re loved, you’re the pride
of your family, you’re the love of someone’s life, you’re a daughter, you’re
the heartbreak of someone, you’re
important. And in an instant you’re gone. I mean yeah you’re missed for a
while and your loved ones cry every once in a while at the mention of your name
but after that what? After that, there’s nothing. You’re nothing but a distant
memory that slowly fades away like looking at the fire burning the life of a
candle—it’s beautiful but it will inevitably fade away. Now the other option is
to live forever, maybe as a trapped soul in hell or a beautiful angel in
heaven. But please do tell me what’s attractive in that? The thought of living
forever doesn’t attract me at all. If you’re living forever what’s the point to
anything? What’s the meaning of anything? And what are you supposed to do day
after day? When time isn’t against you, how do you make the best out of it? And
why would you even want to? Having all the time in the world might mean having
all the chances to be happy but doesn’t it also imply having every damned
opportunity to mess up? I think the only way forever could be attractive is if
you could live as many different lives as possible. And isn’t that what books
are for? Living life through the eyes of someone else? Falling in love as many
times as you wish, going on adventures, saying words you never had the courage
to. Books are what we cowardly wish we could do on a daily basis but the risk
of failure, the fear of death holds us back. It ties us down and makes us
follow rules that we deep down are against because that is humanity. It is a
conceited and delusional concept of benevolence despite millenniums of history
as evidence to the contrary.
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