A train of thought...
How one thing leads to another, how one visual, one sound, one hazy memory, will remind you of something completely unrelated or something that is just remotely related... All happening within a span of a few moments.
It is all in your head.
"All of life is an act of letting go."
Sometimes a sense of loss is not all that comes with the loss. It does not just happen outside, materially; but it takes away with itself a part of you and taints the rest that is left. It leaves you numb and slightly delusional.
It will not hit you until one fine day, you train of thought is on a completely different tract and out of the blue, it is hit; hit so hard that it is completely derailed. Where it was headed for does not even matter, for now it is lying in pieces, fire burning it to ashes- fire that is unexplained and unexpected. It does not matter where the blow came from. The shards of that broken train cutting and pinching drown it all out. The fire is physically constricting. It feels like it is squeezing, compressing your lungs so you can not get enough air in.
You would scream, wouldn't you? But it is all inside your head. It is real, but it is all in your head. It never shows, apart from a contorted face and blinded eyes somewhere in a suffocating, lonely solitude.
Then, once you are past that, or used to that, when you are just beginning to want, to try to pick yourself up, you realize how tainted, how grey your world has become. How there are always echoes, misty shadows lurking here and there. They are in your dreams, in your consciousness, in the dark corners and even right in front of you. You attempt to suppress them, cut them out of your vision; only to realize, they have just become a part of you. All these tainted echoes are a part of your memory, of your every day life; incomplete and yet strangely colourful and hazy in their bursting flashes.
Your very identity will always be coloured by them. They come in all shades of sepia, bordering on grey. They sound familiar, with an unfamiliar high pitched or whispered quality. They seem far away, long gone, but they are always so tantalizingly close. Wispy and yet, vivid.
There is nothing wrong with you, and there is nothing wrong with the world. They are just monochromatic echoes that are splashed in bright colours. It is alright if they follow you around or appear out of nowhere. Everything is perfectly normal.
It is all in your head.
How one thing leads to another, how one visual, one sound, one hazy memory, will remind you of something completely unrelated or something that is just remotely related... All happening within a span of a few moments.
It is all in your head.
"All of life is an act of letting go."
Sometimes a sense of loss is not all that comes with the loss. It does not just happen outside, materially; but it takes away with itself a part of you and taints the rest that is left. It leaves you numb and slightly delusional.
It will not hit you until one fine day, you train of thought is on a completely different tract and out of the blue, it is hit; hit so hard that it is completely derailed. Where it was headed for does not even matter, for now it is lying in pieces, fire burning it to ashes- fire that is unexplained and unexpected. It does not matter where the blow came from. The shards of that broken train cutting and pinching drown it all out. The fire is physically constricting. It feels like it is squeezing, compressing your lungs so you can not get enough air in.
You would scream, wouldn't you? But it is all inside your head. It is real, but it is all in your head. It never shows, apart from a contorted face and blinded eyes somewhere in a suffocating, lonely solitude.
Then, once you are past that, or used to that, when you are just beginning to want, to try to pick yourself up, you realize how tainted, how grey your world has become. How there are always echoes, misty shadows lurking here and there. They are in your dreams, in your consciousness, in the dark corners and even right in front of you. You attempt to suppress them, cut them out of your vision; only to realize, they have just become a part of you. All these tainted echoes are a part of your memory, of your every day life; incomplete and yet strangely colourful and hazy in their bursting flashes.
Your very identity will always be coloured by them. They come in all shades of sepia, bordering on grey. They sound familiar, with an unfamiliar high pitched or whispered quality. They seem far away, long gone, but they are always so tantalizingly close. Wispy and yet, vivid.
There is nothing wrong with you, and there is nothing wrong with the world. They are just monochromatic echoes that are splashed in bright colours. It is alright if they follow you around or appear out of nowhere. Everything is perfectly normal.
It is all in your head.