Tuesday, October 28, 2003

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2003-10-28 - 12:40 p.m.

I'm tired of living today. I'm tired of pain and being endlessly exhausted from it and medications. I'm tired of wondering when they're going to let me go here with a mix of hope and dread. I'm tired of worrying about everyone. I'm tired of carrying the facade of the strong one when I'm so very weak inside. I'm tired of hurting.

If it weren't for the absolute luscious moments of friendship shared with a few select souls in my life I would succumb to the urge to sleep and lay down my soul for a long hibernation.

Do you wonder why we have built our lives the way we have? All the control to shape daily life was ours throughout history and this is what we made? I world powered by the energy of people rushing so fast to get to the next thing they have no time to stop and live the moment.

I want to stop and smell the roses. I want to spend entire days talking with my friends and being lazy and holding them and kissing them and braiding daisys in their hair. I want to smile at the dew on the grass and the sunset and the little precious moments we all forget, not rush by to get to work to make a paycheck to buy things I don't need to make me happy. Taste my laughter...does it tickle on your tongue? Feel my smiles and my heart break and hold my songs in your hands. Stop and turn your world of what is into a world of what could be and just stop. Let it be.....and then climb inside what is and explore it in ways you never have before.

Corny I guess...idealistic, yeah. Wrong? I don't think so..

Wednesday, October 1, 2003

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2003-10-01 - 10:49 a.m.

In childhood we ran in the fields together, we laughed in the snow, we cried and hugged and laughed and played together. Do you remember the gumballs in the snow? Do you remember the ill fated snowmobile ride before church? Do you remember sneaking across to the cove on the canoe and being bad. Do you remember that time my mother caught me, sitting on the back porch of the camp taking a drag off your cig? Do you remember climbing the trees and looking for mushrooms? Do you remember the night...when we stared at the news for hours unable to believe it was real, do you remember when we sang him goodbye? Do you remember the games of pool? Do you remember speeding around the lake on the boat and singing at the top of our lungs. Do you remember ice fishing in shorts...and the day my grandfather came to love you. Do you remember the rings, and the vows of friendship, the long nights of crying, the suicide attempts, the drugs the alcohol, my motherish ways. Do you remember how I loved you?

It seems an eon ago now that you cast me off, left me by the rode as you walked on with another. Callously you toss me without a care to whatever tomorrow may bring me, after I guarded your tomorrows for so very long.

If life were fair it would no longer burden me to love you, to care, to wonder. Yet, fair life is not. Maybe it was a gift you gave me those years ago when you left my side, a freedom to no longer have to clean up after you and love you and have my heart break because of you....

I don't know, nor do I know why today I expend this energy wondering, why you're crawling through my mind. Why are you still here when you're so far away