Post by angelsarefascists on Dec 31, 2006 22:42:08 GMT -5
There you go again, full of unrequited pride and that senescent smile you wear when you pretend to know the world, pretend to be the one in control of your own mind, pretend that someday things will go back to the way they were intended to be. When will you recognize the truth? The world stinks of undesirable truths and ugly lies.
How many times I have found myself sitting here, wishing for the words to tell you what must be said. but I find it nearly impossible to allow my soul to whisper those words, words I know may hurt you. The truth hurts, old friend. Never forget that. Never forget the pain of reality, the sorrow of failure, the sting of reminiscence. And I'll remember you as well. I promise.
Yes, it is fact that I have been all these things and more: a hidden facade beneath this mask I always seem to wear - even when the party is over and the gowns put away into that place all good things seem to fade into. Am I a monster if I wish for independence like so many others before me? If so, then at least I am in all honesty trying to do what you could never believe achievable. I have sought out my dreams, never looking down into the Hell that surrounds me after this passing of a loved one because I realize in my heart he would wish me the world. If only...these frail wishes were held to possible levels... I would spend my only on his unfeasible revival.
The point has been missed in this manner of thinking, I'm afraid, and it seems that I've been placed on a two-way road. This fork is leading me away from "the better angels of our nature" and somehow brings the hypocrisy I so nearly condemned into play. Forgive me these foul words, forgive me a bitter blow to the meager self-esteem you keep inside, forgive me these shallow musings, and forgive me the world. I know better than to place judgment on those that have suffered loss and pain. Forgive me, my dear, as I continue to watch you go your way...just as I go my own.
How many times I have found myself sitting here, wishing for the words to tell you what must be said. but I find it nearly impossible to allow my soul to whisper those words, words I know may hurt you. The truth hurts, old friend. Never forget that. Never forget the pain of reality, the sorrow of failure, the sting of reminiscence. And I'll remember you as well. I promise.
Yes, it is fact that I have been all these things and more: a hidden facade beneath this mask I always seem to wear - even when the party is over and the gowns put away into that place all good things seem to fade into. Am I a monster if I wish for independence like so many others before me? If so, then at least I am in all honesty trying to do what you could never believe achievable. I have sought out my dreams, never looking down into the Hell that surrounds me after this passing of a loved one because I realize in my heart he would wish me the world. If only...these frail wishes were held to possible levels... I would spend my only on his unfeasible revival.
The point has been missed in this manner of thinking, I'm afraid, and it seems that I've been placed on a two-way road. This fork is leading me away from "the better angels of our nature" and somehow brings the hypocrisy I so nearly condemned into play. Forgive me these foul words, forgive me a bitter blow to the meager self-esteem you keep inside, forgive me these shallow musings, and forgive me the world. I know better than to place judgment on those that have suffered loss and pain. Forgive me, my dear, as I continue to watch you go your way...just as I go my own.