I remember the place I was in last summer so well. I wasn't happy all the time but nothing was so bad. Nothing was so stressful, everything was easy. Everything was nice even when it wasn't because I knew that it actually was all going to be nice eventually anyways. And I remember when I remembered how different I feel in the winter. I remember having panic attacks because I knew how I would lose myself a little in the winter, like always. I freaked out. I had reason to though.
Like always, this winter I lost my energy. I lost my passion for things I want to be passionate about. I guess that's not exactly what passion is- when you lose it so easily. But it is. I know what I'm supposed to be doing and I'm not doing it.
But you probably remember that I've already written a post about my nostalgia for summer. I'm just going to keep going with this anyway.
I cannot wait for the minute summer starts. I'll finish my last final and inevitably Laura and I will cruise around and crank the Ke$ha and cause some ruckus and do something crazy (notice all them k sounds.) and run away from everything junior year has turned out to be. It's been a disappointment, it's been a little bit wasted, it's been a lot angry, it's been sad. But mostly, a disappointment. (I know- redundancy on the word disappointment. That's how disappointing.)
Sometimes I see my friends decomposing in their lack of vitamin D as well and it makes me sad. I was kind of comfortable and selfish believing that I was the one who winter really really changes, but I'm not. We all are a little different, a little harsh.
And I gotta tell you the truth- I sense something strange. Something's going to happen and it will be weird and new and surprising and wrong. It's going to be wrong. I have an idea what it will be- and with whom, but I can't even say it out loud because it's just so not meant to be. But what else could be than what will happen?
See- I feel strange.
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