Captivity. That's a good way of putting it. I've allowed these bars to grow around me with such little resistance. When I thought I was getting peace I was actually getting compliance.
My quest to be an author continues with the voices going through my mind waiting to be written down. But life isn't always that simply and things easily get complicated. Not to mention there's the possibility of writers block and the eternal struggle of editing.
The Great Katiomay
You stand before a door as black as night itself. There is no handle, no knocker, nothing. Beside you on the door is only a plaque that reads "Abandon All Hope Ye Who Enter Here." You swallow hard, but there is no turning back. As you step forward the door swing open to greet you, and ahead lies only an inky blackness where anything could wait in store.
Sunday, August 24, 2014
Two years
I'm a terrible blogger. Little use denying that. Every once and a while I feel this compulsory need to ramble on about things no one else cares for. It's been too long since I've written. Although the voices in my head carry on as they always have it seems the itch to write had forsaken me. Perhaps that's what fragmented words is truly about, the loss of something so simple. Forgetting who you are in the basic necessity to survive. I miss the words, the letters, the release of the world in my mind. But I feel as though the stories I have I've kept for so long they are no longer the same. Like an animal raised in captivity that no longer can survive out in the wild.
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