Winners Never Quit - Pedro the Lion
Sunday night at my parents' house, finishing up laundry, working on my Acting I journal, I'm having difficulty coming up with reasons for going to class tomorrow, or the next day, or the day after. I've hit my mid-semester disillusionment and can't seem to pull out of the nosedive. As always, there is ample fuel to feed the fires.
And to think, I felt as though I was on the verge of some epiphany earlier this week. Something I wanted to blog about, but now I can't even remember what it was about. Just one more faceless victim crushed beneath the endless parade of banalities. Get up, do your dharma, eat food, go to sleep. I cherish weekends not for the break from school but for the time I can spend with people I care about. School weeks are just so....empty. Nothing I do there matters. The system attempts to sustain me with spoonfuls of air, and even though I know it's useless, I must pretend I enjoy the void. I know somewhere there are diamonds hidden in the shit-heap of society, but to find them, I must wallow through milennia of triviality.
A shame my abnormalities didn't manifest themselves physically. At least then I could get a job with a circus.
And to think, I felt as though I was on the verge of some epiphany earlier this week. Something I wanted to blog about, but now I can't even remember what it was about. Just one more faceless victim crushed beneath the endless parade of banalities. Get up, do your dharma, eat food, go to sleep. I cherish weekends not for the break from school but for the time I can spend with people I care about. School weeks are just so....empty. Nothing I do there matters. The system attempts to sustain me with spoonfuls of air, and even though I know it's useless, I must pretend I enjoy the void. I know somewhere there are diamonds hidden in the shit-heap of society, but to find them, I must wallow through milennia of triviality.
A shame my abnormalities didn't manifest themselves physically. At least then I could get a job with a circus.
1 Comments:
I love weekends too.
I never get to see the crew anymore. I always end up longing for summer once again, where we hung out SO MUCH that we didn't know what to do... 'cause we'd done everything.
But at least we HAVE the weekends (there I go, being the optimist again...)
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