I wrote my thoughts on yellow paper: blue lines, red margin, I found relief in the feel of the smoothness against the side of my hand-- and I was content with life for awhile
but I realized that that life was false, some abomination of the real world-- a place of kindness where there was evil, a utopia where there was none
and my thoughts I think have become juvenile with age-- which is to say I feel childish in my emotions: unable to feel the things that are important instead of those problems which are just surface level
my anxiety is a demon clawing at my shoulder, it holds and it holds and it holds-- it is stuck into me with sharp teeth and talons, and it reminds me everytime I move my arm that it is there-- always watching, always whispering gurgled words I have long since known how to fear
and it's difficult to say why I feel this way, maybe I was cursed , maybe I was just born unlucky, or maybe it's been my fault all along letting pathetic reasoning take place
I wish I could go back to that paper-- that yellow glare of comfort, the easiness of feeling something controlled for once but instead I speak about petty nothingness every two weeks-- too enamored with the idea of the now, that I am unready and unwilling to open up the past
it always ends like this : blank pages glaring, forced steady breathing, with the knowledge that avoidance is the same thing as accepting
While I was inpatient, I wrote a series of poems on yellow notebook paper. I was happy there, and I still struggle with the reality that is everyday like in the real world