Thursday, 29 December 2011

Glitch in the Matrix

I knew there would come a day when I wish I'd be one of those bloggers who don't have some kind of internal blocking mechanism, which doesn't allow me to write the whole truth, the whole story. I wish I was an online extravert with ease to type the words down and let it all out. To draw a picture, describe the feelings, vent the anger, maybe come to some kind of a conclusion.

I cannot do that. Even if I tried I wouldn't have a clue how to put it down in words, even in my mother tongue. Or maybe especially in my mother tongue. For a person that has a flare for writing at occasions like this I'm completely lost for words. Despite the fact, that I now yearn for a word in return, for a sparkle of understanding, solidarity, a good thought or a simple - it's going to be fine.

So maybe I will have to just say it to myself and make an effort to believe it. Cause when you believe strong enough, things happen.
A friend once told me that superwomen do not have problems. Their problems are just a glitch in the matrix. I know I've seen the black cat so many times that I couldn't lie to myself anymore, but, please, let it just be another glitch in the matrix, a tiny change that will straighten the wrinkles, correct the mistakes, make this place a better one. Right now it's really dark and scary.

2 comments:

  1. It's going to be fine!
    May I hear this in return?
    By the way, I used to be a perfect online extrovert, I simply stopped needing it one day.

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  2. Deep breaths! Everything'll be grand, don't you worry.

    Hope you and the boy had a good Hogmanay! :) x

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My name is pronounced Kashah, not Kas-ya. I was born in Poland and some years later decided to make my home in a bonnie Scotland. This blog was to be a place to post balanced opinions about being an expat, literature and life in general. However it has become a place to rant a bit, cry a little and admit I'm addicted to some aspects of popculture. And also to promise the readers now and again that one day I will write a book. And I will, I promise.