“She sleepwalked from moment to
moment, and whole months slipped by without memory, without bearing the
faintest imprint of her conscious will.”
― Ian McEwan, The Comfort of Strangers
― Ian McEwan, The Comfort of Strangers
Another year has passed, now, and I’m trying to figure out the
precise meaning of it.
[Another year older, another year more jaded, more bitter,
more… these are what pragmatic minds
might jump to. With such a mind, hope and optimism are things of youth- nearly
synonymous with naivety; it seems a rather negative approach.]
{Another year wiser, another year closer (to goals, not
death), another chance at _________...; this approach is too much the ‘ne’er
say naught’ persona.}
This is how I think I must reconcile it:
The last year has really brought me into my own, if only
mentally and emotionally. I finally know what I want and how I want it, and I
am moving in that direction. Progress is being made, though enough progress
there never was. If I could make a request for what this upcoming year leaves
me with, it would be patience. And maybe some wisdom. It’s time to put the
young man to rest.
To those of you who read this:
Thank you.
Simply for being there to read it.
For being.
Viens avec moi?
Adonais
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