For me, the possibility of a weepy mood is always likely, but like the waves of the sea you never know when you will encounter a particularly rough patch. Sometimes it is easy to sit in a boat and hardly notice the waves unless you consciously pay attention. At other times there is no escape from choppy conditions. Some people cope, and others feel sickness beyond comparison.
Sometimes I feel like a boat being rocked, and ultimately, I have no choice where the tides take me. Sometimes it is all too much and a tsunami will destroy me, leaving the rest of my world to pick up the pieces. Its like I'm the insignificant boat, and all around me my world deals with me in different ways. As a boat, I may be one drop in the ocean, but investors in this boat care, whereas others care simply out of boat appreciation, and some others don't give a damn. Some people can't give a damn - they have enough trouble of their own.
I suppose what I'm trying to say is that I'm always conscious of the actions my moods cause me and others to take, even though as an inexperienced boat, I cannot move the tides.
But I can learn to negotiate them.
Weepy Moods
For the sea, they
Come and go
as lapping tides
Influenced by the
far yet not unknown
Starting so quickly
Receding slow
Accentuated by the
dark
As the distant
roaring turns to close moans
And blows boats down
Like the blustery
sea breeze
Before waves rise up
like a new
Life but the change
is not for the good
As soon a tsunami
will surge up and appear
to rock the boat so
no longer it can float high
As it crashes down
with an almighty splash as the sea
Realises its
mistakes and tries to repent consuming all around it
Until it recedes
sucking all emotion and wealth from the
lowly world
Until there is
nothing
All the water has
left
But the tide breaks
heavily yet Alone
the world stands
still bemused
By events
Beyond
their control
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