For the words that were left unsaid and those that were said too rashly. The feeling comes suddenly. swiftly when I least expect it, leaving me heavy hearted. Take last night for example. I was rummaging my room for my pens and then I remembered how you used to be the one I called when I lost things. For some strange reason you were always good at that. Then I remember all our conversations, the nonsensical ones... And then those I wish never happened. I'm left wondering what caused this and why we couldn't resolve it. I can't help but ask...
What if I'd did things differently?
The regret hits when I come to the sinking conclusion that nothing can be done to make us go back to how we were. I'd trade all the French in the world for you, but I can't..
But I can't.
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Bind every thought into the captivity of Christ, huh? It's hard but I'm slowly doing it. So that all the above paragraphs don't take control of me. Sometimes I over indulge in the melodrama. My thoughts run wild and they leave me fearful, weary and cynical. Knowing it and hating it and being unable to break free is so... frustrating. But then I remember to renew my mind. Quite frankly not easy, its tiring... But it feels so much better than being held captive by negativity. I've realised that the greatest prison is your mind. Trapped with your thoughts and being unable to break free is the worst torture. Maybe that's why people go crazy? I wasn't a certified schitz, but I definitely felt totally wonks. Felt.
Realize it's past tense?
I leave those nasty thoughts where they belong - in the past - and get new ones. I feel good. And happy. And loved. My life is definitely sweet.
Thank you so much James, for last night's conversation. You are officially given permission to be the scary (or not so, heh) Big Brother.
I was good today, by the way. =)