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Emily Saliers must've known me from before...
Posted by The Red Devil
on
Friday, November 16, 2007
in
Heartbreaking,
Musings,
my insecurities,
Travel,
Work
"I am alone in a hotel room tonight
I squeeze the sky out
but there's not a star appears
begin my studies with this paper and this pencil
and I'm working through the grammar of my fears..."
I love this line from the song "Language or the kiss" by the Indigo girls. I'm starting to think that they've made a pact with some devil to have that enviable gift of writing songs.
Literally, this is so me right now - well, it has been me for the past week.
***
The funny thing is, I've been known to be independent and I have the tendency to do things on my own. However, I've never felt like I was alone until now.
***
I felt this way when I was in Australia. I succumbed to depression, and allowed myself to be dragged to the cesspools of sorrow.
I feel like this now, but you have to add a few other ingredients to the mix - like confusion, frustration, aggravation and absolution.
***
I know this isn't like Australia. I know that this time around, I don't have angry white people planning their next witch hunt against me. I know that I have someone to talk to when I need to. I know that I'm coming back to something so beautiful that I welcome the longing and anticipation.
My kids will be tortured with lots of hugs and sloppy kisses. My hubby will...well, you know...
I still have a silver lining. I can see it shining.
I squeeze the sky out
but there's not a star appears
begin my studies with this paper and this pencil
and I'm working through the grammar of my fears..."
I love this line from the song "Language or the kiss" by the Indigo girls. I'm starting to think that they've made a pact with some devil to have that enviable gift of writing songs.
Literally, this is so me right now - well, it has been me for the past week.
***
The funny thing is, I've been known to be independent and I have the tendency to do things on my own. However, I've never felt like I was alone until now.
***
I felt this way when I was in Australia. I succumbed to depression, and allowed myself to be dragged to the cesspools of sorrow.
I feel like this now, but you have to add a few other ingredients to the mix - like confusion, frustration, aggravation and absolution.
***
I know this isn't like Australia. I know that this time around, I don't have angry white people planning their next witch hunt against me. I know that I have someone to talk to when I need to. I know that I'm coming back to something so beautiful that I welcome the longing and anticipation.
My kids will be tortured with lots of hugs and sloppy kisses. My hubby will...well, you know...
I still have a silver lining. I can see it shining.


