Stream of Thought

Relegated

The coin of positivity allows the situation of “relegated” to be flipped to the perception of “I get to,” thereby giving any thwarted desire or venture a new slant for accessing what is still given as “opportunity.”

However, the other side of the optimism coin is pessimism, and if it gets more and more difficult to have the kind of influence one needs to overturn that coin back to positive in their life, a third side of the coin appears, called bitterness.

This further complicates.

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Just Let A Girl Be!

No amount of therapy has dissipated the dark energy plaguing me. It has only dusted off the skeletons in the closet still laughing grimly.

I think I will name them Joe and Ned – there are more, of course, but less is better said.

Perhaps I will invite them to tea and ask them what they must say to me because they keep just hanging around with no ground to stand upon.

Meanwhile, I am stuck in partial sleep walking.

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Simple Truths

I cannot compete with the world.

There is so much untapped talent brimming, surging against wave gates once strong and oppressive – but now bending.

How is anyone to hear me in the storm now pressing, soon coming?

I will stay small in my might, encapsulated as a pearl, ever shining – yet hiding within it a star which, when the time is right, will burst alight – having been carried to its rightful destination by the high tide.

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Dormancy

Sinking into the abyss of internal focus regardless of discomfort within this tired shell of a body, I wonder if the body-mind is truly more about psychology rather than physiology.

And I marvel that for all of these years I have been brightly optimistic no matter the dire circumstances encountered or thrown at me.

As I settle back into what sense of self I have currently and take stock of the damage to my confidence’s integrity, how did I manage to believe there is someone out there that can match me?

I have fought back lies, deceit, betrayal, and compromise in order the keep the light brighter inside than the suffocating encroachment of darkness.

But what am I left with in my core now that I have consumed will’s once seeming limitless energy?

I have just the shadows as company – and myself, worn as the wind sawing through limbs of old, bestraggled trees.

If I become as the crone and let the dark take me, perhaps she will pass through me and leave.

If I forget all that I have been, will I find myself reborn with the spring?