Jesus Christ, that’s a pretty face, the kind you’d find on someone who could save. If they don’t put me away, it’ll be a miracle.
Do you believe you’re missing out, that everything good is happening somewhere else? But with nobody in your bed, the night’s hard to get through.
Well, I will die all alone. And when I arrive, I won’t know anyone.
Well, Jesus Christ, I’m alone again. So what did you do those three days you were dead? This problem’s gonna last more than the weekend.
Well, Jesus Christ, I’m not scared to die, I’m a little bit scared of what comes after. Do I get the gold chariot, do I float through the ceiling?
Do I divide and fall apart? My bright is too slight to hold back all my dark.
And the ship went down in sight of land.
At the gates, does Thomas ask to see my hands?
I know you’re coming in the night like a thief, but I’ve had some time to hone my lying technique. I know you think I’m someone you can trust, but I’m scared I’ll get scared and I swear I’ll try to nail you back up.
So, do you think that we could work out a sign so that I’ll know it’s you and that it’s over and that I won’t even try.
I know you’re coming for the people like me, but we’ve all got wood and nails.
We turn out hate in factories.
We’ve all got wood and nails, and we sleep inside of this machine.
I wonder sometimes, if we sink ourselves into a depression just to feel something again. Happiness gets so tedious, and that’s a tragedy.
I think it’s sick that in order for me to feel anything, it has to be negative.
I want to cry. I want to feel pain.
I want to break inside, just to know I can be broken.
Optimism is such a crippling thing. It’s the repetitive cycle of hoping for the best, expecting the best, only to be bested by the sick reality of everything, and that’s the worst.
Insanity is the act of repeating a motion over and over, with the expectation of a different outcome.
I see an overwhelming similarity between optimism and insanity.
Or maybe I just bottle everything up in to neat little packages, and that’s why I’m so goddamned bitter about everything.
I’m terrified of confrontation, am too eager to please.
I hate that I can bend over backwards for someone, sacrificing my need for someone else’s happiness.
I hate that I am not selfish.
I want to forget everyone and only focus on me.
This is my life.
I want things for myself. I want to have pride in my accomplishments. I want a life of success.
I never want to depend on another soul for my survival.
I am woman, hear me roar.
I am full of pride, hear me weep.
I am full of love, hear me mourn.
I am full of anger, taste my rage.
I am full of regret, feel my remorse.
I am full of loss, observe my void.
Conversations with a deity are only conversations with the self, magnified; conversations examined at such a close proximity that one cannot see the entire self and must conjure a being in which to place blame, instead of stepping up to the goddamned plate and taking responsibility for committed actions.
There is no god.
There is only the hope that one day life won’t suck so fucking much.
There is only the hope that one day, everything you hoped would be accomplished will happen.
There is only the hope that one day…..there will be another day.
There is only hope.
Hope this the thing with wings, that perches and dares to sing the tune. Isn’t that right, Ms. Dickenson?
Jesus Christ, I’m drunk.
Three shots of rum, and I’m down.
I am a waste.
I cannot function.
I am spoiled.
I am a waste.
I am wasted.
Yet in all of this, I can see a light house.
A beacon of hope in this endless dark.
Love.
I never thought I would be fit for human consumption, yet there is this beautiful soul absorbing me as if I were oxygen, hydrogen, or this strange hybrid; an in between.
As if I were necessary to survival.
Christopher.
Jesus Christ, that’s a pretty face. The kind you’d find on someone that could save.
I wish I could tell you how much you mean to me.
I wish I could tell you everything.
I love you so incredibly much, it’s staggering sometimes.
Imagine being hit by a California wave in the middle of December.
Imagine the cold shock, the thorough soak through.
Then the quiet acceptance of the fact that you have been covered, from head to toe.
That is what your love is like.
It is sobering, yet frightening.
And I revel in it.
I can’t imagine what life would be like without you.
I can’t imagine the void.
But I can imagine a life with you.
I can dream for hours.
Even though everything seems like a battle to the death, I’m willing to fight.
I’m sorry I’m not perfect.
I’m sorry for everything that goes wrong, and will continue to go wrong.
I would move the sun and the earth to make you happy.
This commitment, this entire dedication of my life, scares me.
I promise you the rest of my life.
Are you ready?