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Little Fox Girl- Resistance to Change
Simply Rosie- Love. What is it?
Jackie O- Breaking Spring
Rothko- To You: (Singular.)
no U turn- "Do you think J-Lo has a brown lawn?"
Sunday, March 23, 2014
death is something we can't ignore. it happens to everyone. some earlier than others. some just too early. some people don't get the chance to say goodbye. but knowing that makes me want to live. no one knows when they are going to leave the earth behind, or when someone they love will leave. it's something people mourn over, and cry about. but it could also be a very beautiful thing. birth is the beginning of life. death is like the graduation of life. and like graduation of high school you move onto college. after death you move into heaven. that's what is beautiful. i know someday i am going to die. so why worry about the things that really do not matter? let's make life all beautiful. there is always gonna be a sucky day that you can't get around or through. but learn. move on. and live until we die.
you were my dads littlest brother
you looked like him
at least in the pictures I saw of you
you liked to skateboard
my dad taught you how
he also taught you how to surf and play basketball
I saw a picture of that
dad said you were his favorite
maybe because his oldest brothers drank
and you were the one that kept everyone happy
especially him
your friend was driving
and I think you were in the back with your girlfriend
not sure what happened
all I know is that there was a semi-truck
and a collision
now 20 years later I'm wishing you were here
I always wonder what you would have looked like
or what you even looked like at all
you left 3 months after my older sister was born
I know grandma and grandpa really miss you
we all do
but we know you're happy
you are still loved by all of us
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
One of my biggest fears happened to two girls very close to me. They were only three when it started. He was their babysitters brother. He would "watch" them instead. It went on for about a year or so before their parents figured it out. They told the police. The boy was seventeen and was not tried as an adult, though he should have been. With the situation being very serious and awkward, the two families of the little girls moved away. Those little girls are now twenty, and have grown a lot from this trial, but have also struggled with depression. My intention of posting this is not to scare you, but to say that things do happen. It is okay to fear. In fact, it is healthy to fear. It keeps you cautious and aware.
I fear I won't be a good parent.
I fear I will never live out my dreams.
I fear I won't reach my goals.
I fear I will get kidnapped.
I fear I will be remembered for my mistakes.
I fear I won't graduate.
I fear I will die.
I fear I won't finish college.
I fear I won't be good enough.
I fear I will never get married.
I fear I will be alone.
I fear I won't be able to be myself.
sometimes i feel like my body can't keep up with my brain. i have at least 11 songs stuck in my head at all times, and another 14 ideas racing around in my mind. i try to pay attention in school.i really do. but all the words get crammed inside with all the ideas and songs and that is when i lose it. the ideas i have would be incredible if i could figure out how to explain what they are. but that is how my brain works. sometimes i don't make any sense. even to myself. i need to find a way to put my brain energy into action. i guess that's why i am venting to you right now.
[insert YOUR name here]
thanks for listening.
I remember playing with the leftover bricks after my friends house was built. They were just the standard bricks. You know, the red ones.
Anyways, I remember trying to see how high I could stack them until they would wobble and fall down. One landed on my foot once...but that's not the point.
The reason I bring this up is because, I feel like not a lot has changed. I still see how high I can build my walls, until they come tumbling down. Only now it isn't with the red bricks. I now build my walls with insecurities, fears, doubts, and things that just scare me.
I get so guarded sometimes.
I hide behind these walls that have graffiti that say, "happy", "confident" and "perfect", when in reality the walls are built with the things that contrast those words.
The problem with doing this is not that the walls come down, because I know they shouldn't be built anyways, but it's the fact that the walls come down all at once with a loud crash when they reach the bottom.
I hold everything inside way too long and then I have a break down. I don't know if this is making sense to any of you. This might just apply to me. But, if this does apply to you in anyway, let's make a promise to each other right now. Let's promise to not build our walls so high anymore.
Repeat after me: I, [insert YOUR name here], do promise, to never build my walls to point where I can no longer see over them. I will not let my fears and doubts overcome my confidence and happiness again. I promise to do this for the rest of my life.
Anyways, I remember trying to see how high I could stack them until they would wobble and fall down. One landed on my foot once...but that's not the point.
The reason I bring this up is because, I feel like not a lot has changed. I still see how high I can build my walls, until they come tumbling down. Only now it isn't with the red bricks. I now build my walls with insecurities, fears, doubts, and things that just scare me.
I get so guarded sometimes.
I hide behind these walls that have graffiti that say, "happy", "confident" and "perfect", when in reality the walls are built with the things that contrast those words.
The problem with doing this is not that the walls come down, because I know they shouldn't be built anyways, but it's the fact that the walls come down all at once with a loud crash when they reach the bottom.
I hold everything inside way too long and then I have a break down. I don't know if this is making sense to any of you. This might just apply to me. But, if this does apply to you in anyway, let's make a promise to each other right now. Let's promise to not build our walls so high anymore.
Repeat after me: I, [insert YOUR name here], do promise, to never build my walls to point where I can no longer see over them. I will not let my fears and doubts overcome my confidence and happiness again. I promise to do this for the rest of my life.
I feel like the people that try so hard to be different, are the people that struggle the most. They are the ones with the low self esteem desperately trying to get somebody to notice them. But, I could be wrong. Maybe, they are the ones with the most confidence and just want to stand out among their peers. Whatever their reason may be, whether their self esteem is fallen or they are glowing with confidence, we shouldn't judge them. In fact, I think we should give them props. Give them props for trying something different and new. Really it is a beautiful thing. Imagine if everyone looked the same. Imagine if everyone dressed the same. Or if everyone talked the same and liked the same things. This world would be boring. Diversity in races, styles, hobbies, and skills is what makes life fun. We are attracted to different things. We have different strengths and weaknesses. We all look different, yet we are all human. We all make mistakes. We all have feelings. So why make someone feel worthless or judge someone because of their differences? Everyone has a reason for everything. But they shouldn't have to explain why they do the things they do. It is their choice. I think we should all strive to be different.
Monday, March 3, 2014
i
don't
care
what
you
say
about
me
it
is
what
i
say
about
myself
that
matters
all
i
want
is
to
be
me
and
being
me
is
different
why
would
i
want
to
be
like
everyone
else
when
i
can
be
me
forget
about
what
people
say
[insert YOUR name here]
you
are
beautifully
different
and
that
is
the
best
thing
you
can
be
because
being
different
means
you
are
just
being
[insert YOUR name here]
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