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Even though I've been writing for years (not that it's any better than when I started) the title still holds true. Words don't spill out, thoughts don't process like they used to. Pieces need second checks for meaning, thirds for grammar, and a fourth for meaning. Maybe it's the absence of physical affection; certain chemicals aren't being triggered to release in my brain but I decided if I couldn't keep my unspoken promises, if I can't touch with a deep understanding of love I will not touch at all. It was shocking, the impact one night could have and so I have not had a second try (or a six or seventh if we're counting). I let the words of Thom Yorke and Ezra Koenig say all that I cannot. "Slowly we unfurl as lotus flowers 'Cause all I want is the moon upon a stick Just to see what if, just to see what is I can't kick your habit Just to feed your fast ballooning head Listen to your heart"
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Mar 24, 2014
Mar 24, 2014 at 11:15 PM UTC
Sophomore Slump
Even though I've been writing for years (not that it's any better than when I started) the title still holds true. Words don't spill out, thoughts don't process like they used to. Pieces need second checks for meaning, thirds for grammar, and a fourth for meaning. Maybe it's the absence of physical affection; certain chemicals aren't being triggered to release in my brain but I decided if I couldn't keep my unspoken promises, if I can't touch with a deep understanding of love I will not touch at all. It was shocking, the impact one night could have and so I have not had a second try (or a six or seventh if we're counting). I let the words of Thom Yorke and Ezra Koenig say all that I cannot. "Slowly we unfurl as lotus flowers 'Cause all I want is the moon upon a stick Just to see what if, just to see what is I can't kick your habit Just to feed your fast ballooning head Listen to your heart"
Quotations from Radiohead's "Lotus Flower" give it a listen
jeremy-duff
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Mar 24, 2014
Mar 24, 2014 at 11:15 PM UTC
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