I just experienced my very first, Hospital hallway wall, sliding down To the typical Hollywood sad and confused, Teary eyed, half sitting, half standing position, moment.
I started to cry. But then I told myself I could not cry. I had to be strong. And so I did everything in my ability to not Think about what was going on in that hospital room.
But my mind acted in defiance And did the exact opposite of what I requested. I tried to stop my thinking But my desire just acted as fuel For the burning fire in my head.
While attempting to empty myself of thoughts, I became filled. The questions started flowing. Once the flowing began, I was consumed With an endless and raging sea of questionified emotion.
A simple yet convoluted question came first. Why? Why is this happening? More complex questions followed. How will I go on if she dies? Will life consist of me forcefully Placing one foot in front of the other And hopelessly trying to find a reason to continue? Has the God we’ve always strived to follow abandoned us? Is there a God at all?
It was as if my mind stuck his thumb out And went for a ride all across the world. I thought about the most random things Though I viewed them through a grey-scaled lens.
Why is the sky blue? Instead of seeing the beauty of blue, The sky is blue because of sadness. The sky is blue because I am blue. And the clouds cry a storm because they’re broken. And when the waves crash It’s because they were a little bit too tipsy that night And now their children are mourning. Who thinks about these kinds of things? I am going crazy.
And once again I cry. I bawl. The tears roll down my cheeks. First it was just one slow drip That got caught in my eyelash. But of course it continued Until there was a river of tears rushing down my face.
***** being masculine. I’m going to cry. Because crying is the only thing I can do in this situation. Ha! Crying just makes me want to cry.