Considering The Things

Summary

Considering the Things explores regret, mercy, and self-reflection—poetic meditations on choices, solitude, and cosmic grace at luciditybooks.

Considering the things that I have said and done, the cosmic forces have been exceptionally merciful to me. I tell myself this when I am in a disposition to feel sorry for myself. Total oblivion should have been my sentence long ago, but ALL-Mother has shown favor towards me.

I have not done well for myself with the technique of decision making. I have hurt people when I have had no intention of doing so. I have made a fool of myself without provocation. Of course, this sounds like feeling sorry for myself, and in a way, it is.

Some people make themselves feel better by saying something like, “It be worst.” Which it can, but it can also be better. It does not give me a certain amount of relief by reminding myself that the worst can be even ghastlier. I find no comfort in the fact that someone else is hurting more than me.

I wish that we all be young, beautiful, healthy, and happy. I have decided to be alone. It is my best avenue of performance. I believe this is for another person’s sake, whoever that other person is. I do not enjoy being alone. But it is the perfect place for me. I generously say and do the wrong things.

Considering the things that I have said and done, my abode should be on the extreme another side of nowhere. There I can languish in myself until death comes if death wants me. I can only hope that the people I offended have not allowed it to create negativity in their thinking. I hope it also hasn’t affected their life.

In an unrelated matter, I keep getting reminders to vote. The last time I voted is a silent source of shame for me now when I think of it. My voting days are over. It does not matter anyway, as it is just an illusion to keep the peasants appeased.

My feet hurt, but that’s Ok because it is worse, and it is much better. I get nervous when I am around people. Now that I have grown old and ugly, I do not like the way that I look. I do not like being to myself, but being to myself does not harm anyone else.

What I am saying seems like I am feeling sorry for myself. I guess I am. Who cares? When I think of blood, I can’t eat meat.

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