Im going to Alaska. Away from all the things Ive known to harm me, things like alcohol, intermittent friendships, and above all else myself.
Leaving behind everything with a whisk of fortunate flights downed with a dash of relinquished hope.
Bringing the most harmful of all things with me tucked behind reasons to live and a view of astonishment I carry, my thoughts
The one thing that has broken me delicately I fester into my own brain stem break open the doors and flood my neurons to the point of drowning
Not a moment is left to breathe To open the flood gates for release My mind sits filled with thoughts of everything about nothing
Giving me no reprieve to freedom My thoughts and I sit discussing things that make no sense to anyone but us.
This is what Alaska has taught me. Harvesting a neurological disease with all the symptoms to show. I broke down
I fell into Alaska stumbling over my own pain finding that my brain is a rebellious sabotage of my freedom running from all that I know.
The mind is a tricky thing. Convincing me of things I don't know if I truly feel or not. A great depiction of the roller coaster of emotions taking place while living in village in the arctic circle for a year.