(...) But tell me, why should we burn for questioning the concept of this crazy world? Should we really believe in everything told by old, long obsolete books, just because we are afraid of this so-called hell? Is it a crime to use our own mind?
Montag, 6. Oktober 2014
I wish this was a late night conversation with someone as weird and confused as me. Sadly, it was just a lonely midnight thought.
(...) But tell me, why should we burn for questioning the concept of this crazy world? Should we really believe in everything told by old, long obsolete books, just because we are afraid of this so-called hell? Is it a crime to use our own mind?
Basically, it's not about a person.
In the year of the unlucky
number, I am almost drowned twice within four months.
The first time, in early summer was literally.
I had overestimated
myself while I was swimming in a lake.
The other thing that
happened later in fall was a metaphorical sinking. I had overestimated myself
again, but this one is more complicated.
No idea what was worse
for me.
However, in July, I was
happy that I survived.
While I finally clung to
the dock, I suddenly saw all the beautiful things in my life.
Then, in November, I
cursed the universe because I did not sink.
However, a September
later I find it kind of funny. Amusing in a tragic way.
Sonntag, 20. Juli 2014
Late night thoughts and sounds
I can't sleep.
Okay, I haven't even tried, but I'm wide awake.
Outside the crickets are chirping so loud that it could almost be annoying.
But I kind of like it.
I like to hear it, but I hate to see these critters.
My door is closed, I even stuffed cotton into the keyhole, so you can't see that my light is still burning;
yet you can still smell the cigarette smoke and instant noodles up to my room.
The church bell is ringing now. It is a familiar and yet saddening sound around this time.
Okay, I haven't even tried, but I'm wide awake.
Outside the crickets are chirping so loud that it could almost be annoying.
But I kind of like it.
I like to hear it, but I hate to see these critters.
My door is closed, I even stuffed cotton into the keyhole, so you can't see that my light is still burning;
yet you can still smell the cigarette smoke and instant noodles up to my room.
The church bell is ringing now. It is a familiar and yet saddening sound around this time.
Just a little homesick (german)
Ich vermisse vielleicht doch mehr, als ich mir eigentlich eingestehen möchte.
Es ist eine Art Heimweh.
Heimweh nach einem Ort, der nicht mehr existiert. Selbst wenn man ihn eines Tages erneut aufsuchen würde, das Gefühl des Vermissen würde bleiben, oder sich gar verschlimmern, da der Ort wie er einst war nie wieder derselbe sein würde.
Mir geht es jetzt schon seit über vier Jahren so und ich frage mich, ob es sich je ändern wird.
Samstag, 19. Juli 2014
Late night thoughts (german)
Es ist jedoch nicht einfach, wenn einem dabei ständig irgendwelche Menschen im Weg stehen. Manchmal ist man es auch selbst. Besonders wenn man „anders als die anderen“ ist, „an sich arbeiten“ soll und gefühlte sieben Mal pro Woche gesagt bekommt, dass andere Menschen nicht beißen.
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