Many believe there is no such thing
As resurrection
But I am revived each day
Resurrected from a peaceful slumber;
All I wished for
But each morning my dreams are shattered
As I rise cursing
To face the horrors of life once again
I feel that by finally falling asleep
I gain everything
And by waking up
I lose it all again
A torturous cycle
Receiving peace only to have it taken away
So unfair . . .
Maybe something is playing with us
I wonder
A god-child from hell
Playing the evilest game of all
And laughing at our hardheadedness
Our foolishness
As we get up each day
To fight yet another battle
In a never-ending war
Against the world and ourselves
I don’t know
The hardest part
Of each day:
Trying to fall asleep
Always in vain for so long
Alone with my thoughts
Its many voices driving me crazy
My hands trembling
Wanting to either
Destroy themselves against the wall
Or pull the hair from my scalp,
Sleep only a distant dream . . .
. . . or waking up
And crying inside
All of life’s futility
Assaulting me at once
Choking at the thought
Of having to face
Yet another day
But in between
Oh yes . . .
In between
I am free
Very recognizable... Back in those days, I used to sleep as much as I could because it made the time go by faster and I din't have to think or feel. Though it had alot of trouble falling asleep, hence the sleeping pills. Too much thoughts and worries keeping me up. But I have to tell you; nowadays when I go to sleep everyday I think to myself: ''today was a good day'' and name the things I did right or the things I enjoyed. There are almost no worries in there anymore. It feels good, each day fulfilled and complete. :) And when I wake, I look forward to the things I am going to do.
ReplyDeleteI am glad for you. Truly.
ReplyDeleteAnd Hak, did you tried her methode?
ReplyDeleteThinking to myself at the end of each day what was good about it? I know what was good about it without doing so purposefully when in bed at the end of one; and I know what was bad too. I analyse and compute everything all the time, until my mind almost explodes. So, yes, I have done it, but only because I do this all the time.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your answer
ReplyDeleteLife consists in what a man is thinking of all day.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
“The mind is everything. What you think you become.”
ReplyDelete-- Buddha
Lots of quotes overlap, but I think Buddha had figured this out a good 2000 years earlier than Emerson :P. Of course, Emerson didn't have Google :P.
ReplyDeleteLots of quotes overlap, but the only thing that can be different is the person that selects them for display. He or she can take the negative one or the positief ones, its the qoutes that suits them most.
ReplyDeleteQuotes reflect one's mind. Others may have said something better, more clearly, and especially earlier on in history. None of our thoughts are truly new. We are just living a repetition of lives lived before by others of our kind.
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