I am dying of boredom
I am so restless
I could burst out of the building and that wouldn’t be enough
This is like a pile of muck is piling exponentially fast on me.
Things are so still, among the clickety-clicks of key strokes that I might just drop into a coma and never wake.
The rant in my head seems to be receding quietly in a corner, somewhere I sit and watch dispassionately.
The faint voices echoing around me all speak this despicable tongue that it makes me want to stuff their mouths with old rotten rag pieces and then throw them in the elevator duct.
Getting rid of people cant become such a huge all consuming agenda, but God it has. Where have all of them come from, is this massive basicness going to suck the wind out of my lungs?
It is good if you are not spoiled by all the media hoop-la around you, but only if it’s a sage-like abstinence which drove you there not blatant ignorance.
When you are aware that Puri jagannath is a regional film director but not that it is actually a very famous place on the map of India.
When you keep asking what is F.R.I.E.N.D.S, maybe it is excusable but seriously where do you live, cause I know where you breathe the majority of your living day lights. And that unfortunately my co-worker is in this office space we share.
Scratching my nails on my cardigan laced elbow I meditate on this inward decay, taking in less and less of this stifling air but still continuing to breathe for eternity. Why have I slaved into this, where should I run to from here?
Would answers ever be equal to the question I have? Or will unanswered ever-spawning questions always haunt me?
I have no idea. This is crazy, things suddenly in this little moment seem to have gone out of control. But the strange thing is I know like a screaming lunatic is silenced with electric shocks, the complacency and insecurities in me will keep me tied to this dog’s life, cause I have become one.
Thursday, October 11, 2007
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When I think of it, I think of a room... where you can't open a window. Where there is no window. Every day you wake up and the room is smaller. You don't notice, not at first. It happens slowly. In inches. Then one morning, you open your eyes... and the room is so small... you can't move. You can't take a breath. You have to get out. You can't think of anything else.
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