A dance.
October 26th, 2009 Dear Diary:
I do not like this pen. Ah. That is better. "What does it matter?" I have heard this phrase too much in the past months. Sometimes it makes me stop and think. Most times my response is obviously blinding me. "It just matters." As I sit on my bed and listen to him play piano, my mind begins to wander. Wander to last night when I left and the note I came home to. "Inevitability" does not pertain to us. No, we are much more complex then that. The only thing I have found to be truly inevitable in this life, my life, is that one day we will all die. I left last night to find an answer to a question. And that answer was a bold, clear, no. I cannot. I sit here warm on my bed. The weather outside; a tad less inviting. I need this calm. The calm I typically find as I go outside in weather such as this and see right in front of my face the evidence of my working lungs. I want to feel serene. I want to feel the cleansing dance of the raindrops on my vulnerable face. I want to feel the drops' dance of excitement as they are released from the cloud's grasp on my skin. To be free. If only for a moment. What a wonderful feeling. I can feel their freedom soak into my sin. My soul longs for it. It drinks it up until I am completely full. I get filled with exhilaration and excitement that my body can no longer contain. I take a breath, and the ecstasy I have stolen from the clouds' sudden mutiny of precipitation, I begin to dance. I can feel my hair on my face as it becomes a pathway for the mutineers leading them to wash away my cares along with my makeup. I have not only achieved my serene but so much more. I can feel content in that moment because I am free. I begin to twirl and my body is enchanted. I feel only happiness and love. I feel like if I could capture this moment's emotions and bottle it up, all of these problems would go away. I train myself to believe that all moments such as this inevitably come to an end. A distraction. My serene is gone and the sun comes out once more to retrieve the freedom he thinks I have selfishly taken from the clouds. Once again, I am back to hoping and wishing. Surely the lakes, rivers, ponds, puddles, and ocean cannot be as selfish as I. Come on sun, gather more freedom then set it free for I long to dance again.
My answer was no, I cannot live without you.
My love.
-Elizabeth Ross
I do not like this pen. Ah. That is better. "What does it matter?" I have heard this phrase too much in the past months. Sometimes it makes me stop and think. Most times my response is obviously blinding me. "It just matters." As I sit on my bed and listen to him play piano, my mind begins to wander. Wander to last night when I left and the note I came home to. "Inevitability" does not pertain to us. No, we are much more complex then that. The only thing I have found to be truly inevitable in this life, my life, is that one day we will all die. I left last night to find an answer to a question. And that answer was a bold, clear, no. I cannot. I sit here warm on my bed. The weather outside; a tad less inviting. I need this calm. The calm I typically find as I go outside in weather such as this and see right in front of my face the evidence of my working lungs. I want to feel serene. I want to feel the cleansing dance of the raindrops on my vulnerable face. I want to feel the drops' dance of excitement as they are released from the cloud's grasp on my skin. To be free. If only for a moment. What a wonderful feeling. I can feel their freedom soak into my sin. My soul longs for it. It drinks it up until I am completely full. I get filled with exhilaration and excitement that my body can no longer contain. I take a breath, and the ecstasy I have stolen from the clouds' sudden mutiny of precipitation, I begin to dance. I can feel my hair on my face as it becomes a pathway for the mutineers leading them to wash away my cares along with my makeup. I have not only achieved my serene but so much more. I can feel content in that moment because I am free. I begin to twirl and my body is enchanted. I feel only happiness and love. I feel like if I could capture this moment's emotions and bottle it up, all of these problems would go away. I train myself to believe that all moments such as this inevitably come to an end. A distraction. My serene is gone and the sun comes out once more to retrieve the freedom he thinks I have selfishly taken from the clouds. Once again, I am back to hoping and wishing. Surely the lakes, rivers, ponds, puddles, and ocean cannot be as selfish as I. Come on sun, gather more freedom then set it free for I long to dance again.
My answer was no, I cannot live without you.
My love.
-Elizabeth Ross
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You and David write so well. *sigh* I will be texting soon. -
Hey,I'm just sayin...ya ditched me.LOL!!! Come back now!! lol! Miss you too!!!