Dance in the Full Moon

O, the Frailty of Memory

Saturday, October 16, 2010

10.16b

The chill always rolls down my spine and spreads out through my ribcage. I shudder a little, and my breath juts and sputters. Eventually a single sob breaks through as glistening sadness blurs my vision. I always try to fight the tears. Tonight they come freely. My power is not enough to stop the barrage of emotion.

I have to sob silently though, or someone might try to comfort me.
And that would be the worst of all.

5 comments:

  1. I like the "someone might try to comfort me. And that would be the worst of all" best.

    I completely understand this. Probably too much.

    I can't help hoping it was just imaginary on your part. So I won't ask.

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  2. I kind of wrote it with your story (from creative writing) in mind. This is the way I see you/other people/me react to things. I'm not sure it's healthy, and I don't like it, but I don't know how to change.

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  3. You remember that story? Whatever for?

    Nope, not healthy at all. How to change, indeed.

    If you ever figure that part out, get back to me.

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  4. I'm working on it. Right now it involves stating your needs and desires clearly to the other party. It failed but I think it's because of external reasons. I need a control group, and a bigger sample pool.

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  5. Who, exactly, is the other party?

    I think that's part of the problem. If you don't know to whom to express your needs . . . Sorry.

    Well, you can perhaps use your past as a control group, and just start whitewashing your immediate vicinity with your feelings.

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