Thursday, January 27, 2011
Light the burden
When I scrolled down my page, I just found a dull creature who thinks and questions so much as if the world has come to an end. Too serious (gulp, me???), or maybe just a pesky who frets and worries over trifles. Silly.
I received an email from a friend lately about how to start a new chapter. A fresh beginning, and of course, a better life. I must say that at the end of it, it asks people to be positive. Positive --> is like an antonym word if you're to describe me. Polar Bear told me that one of the reasons he didn't read my blog is because it's too crowded with negativity. It's too complex, and doesn't suit his light and ebulient world. I live in a different dimesnsion, which contrasts his. I would not be surprised if he had been burnt long before he reached my world. What keeps him going is still a mystery, which would never be solved even by Sherlock Holmes.
But I love thinking myself as a survivor. Everyday is another day to survive on. To fight and to struggle. To survive. and of course, to learn.
sigh, I'm being too serious again. Maybe I should cartoonize my blog.
-Miss B-
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Scale
I guess I would love it much if I'm suddenly struck by ideas and then start writing. Like 'bang! bang! bang!' and there it goes, a post published in this site.
Idea reaches me once in a blue moon, especially when I'm so overwhelmed with emotions -- which are often sulky and gloomy. Maybe that explains why most of my posts are intense with melancholy.
I’m sure you could tell that I was really subjected to inner conflict recently. I have questions, and I demand answers. When my mind couldn’t digest it, frustration would hit me. Some of you might suggest me to pray. To talk to Him. I want to, really. But I couldn’t find the way out. I reckon my logic sometimes hinder my spirituality. I try to seek answer, I debate, and I weigh both right and wrong.
I have such a trouble time explaining to Polar Bear why I want to devote myself to Big Daddy so much. Polar Bear is a free thinker who believes in God but refuse to submit to religion. He has his own idea about the whole thing. He told me that religion is sometimes influenced by politic, that some people are more to 'glorifying' themselves instead of God. And it makes him sick. So he stays away. How I wish I could rebut his point. And yet.
For some reason, it seems that I couldn’t conclude this entry well. Maybe because I haven’t found the answer yet. Maybe I was blindfold by my own logic. I don’t know.
-Miss B-