“I’m starting to notice the growing number of moments when I question where I am as of the moment. Whether I am supposed to be where I should be. And if I am, why am I not feeling happy.
“I’m starting to notice the growing number of moments when I question where I am as of the moment. Whether I am supposed to be where I should be. And if I am, why am I not feeling happy.
Dearest self,
I’ve opened my eyes and saw the vast water ahead of me. I was wearing a white thin fabric top and loose white thin fabric pants. I was on a small boat that could carry around three to four persons on deck. But it was only me sitting in front.
If only tears could bring me to sleep. If the only comfort I once seeked could be found on the dreams that now were clouded by vagueness and absurdities. Of dark roads, long paths and people hanging and jumping on cliffs. And I hoped that someone who’s love compared to maternal affection could have saved them as I watch them fall down on shallow waters of a stream.
She was thrown against the wooden wall of the place where I was settled in. The place was dominated by females and by handful of men with some I barely know including my father.
Don’t get me wrong. I tried distracting myself with the things I would normally do. Or by the things that I know would harm me but I was stubborn enough to listen.
How I wish I could smile like yours.
Photographs. Pictures. Frozen images and captured emotions stored in time’s given checkpoints. From infancy where you carry a balloon on your first birthday; to toddler years on your first slide. From school age to puberty where grad photos are prerequisites and are forcefully taken. Then ending those years spent on higher education where freedom and carefree emotions are nurtured from within, you’ll trail towards tomorrow..
And that kind of feeling when the future flashes in front of you. The way on how your life would turn out, how will your career goes, how you’d foresee yourself with someone. And the feeling is liberating. Where your decisions and how you handle things are influenced on how you’ve grown up and your upbringing. And you’ll feel scared, excited, and at the same time relieved. That the anxiety you once had, that fear of what the future might bring, is now taken away by that one-second glimpse.
Undeniably, you will do fine. You’ll do great. The future offers so much especially for someone who’s persistent and hardworking. Trust me. You’ll do good. And yes, I’m happy I’ve played a role in your life. I’m happy to witness your climb.
Leave all the worries behind. Live one day at a time.
“Bored?”
“No. I’m blogging.”
“About what?
“Hmmm..”
“Randomness?”
“…yeah.”
If you read closely, yes P. This one’s for you.