I have felt so distant lately even though I know my isolation could ruin the few relationships I have, I can’t stop myself. Do they really care? I hope not. So many times I have heard people say that they only want to be loved but all I ever wanted was to be forgotten COMPLETELY. Not in this stagnant state of conditional love. It would make the transcendence so much easier. I linger in the shadows so that I am overlooked and I won’t have to answer questions or ask them. I inquired for help in a moment of weakness, of fear. I have come to regret that decision. All it did was reveal my wounds to people so that they could hit the vital spots when needed. I have no one to blame but myself. Don’t assume that my story is the same as yours, that my cancer is benign as yours was because it never started with a once upon a time or a sudden turn of unfortunate events. I was plagued by a curse that can’t be solved with a fairy tale ending and I grow weary of those that claim I can persevere. If I was strong I would not have failed. I never belonged here….from the beginning they made that clear. I’ve waited so long to evaporate, I can taste the freedom on my lips salty like tears. It’s too late to act as if I garner any importance. My menial existence was but a smudge of dirt on the pavement, so easily remedied. Yes, they have won: those that made me the phantasm. I am no longer reluctant in that admission. Yet I’d be a fool to deny any blame in that transformation.
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I have read your words. You cannot be forgotten. Just sayin’. And your words have stirred me to type my own. You have impact. And you have helped me.
So there.
I don’t know why but that means a lot to me. Thank you.
Good. 🙂
Love on. We’re all here searching for the same thing. I hope you find it.
You express yourself beautifully. Writer’s have a gift of escape in fabricating worlds as they like. Good therapy, as well as escapism. Let your writing free you, as you need.
Thank you. I am pleasantly surprised that you see beauty in my words. For most of my life, writing was my escape. I wish it still brought that sense of freedom.