Thursday, April 18, 2013
thoughts on a bus: should i
thoughts on a bus: should i: i know i shouldn't i know 'us' is a dream i know what they say about you i know what YOU say about YOU i know that you...
thoughts on a bus: my bus ride to work
thoughts on a bus: my bus ride to work: so..my bus ride to work.. today i had to run for the bus ..literarlly...because silly me decided to wear those 5 inch heels i dread.Somet...
thoughts on a bus: Live your life..yes their world may look classy an...
thoughts on a bus: Live your life..yes their world may look classy an...: Live your life.. yes their world may look classy and catchy ..and their clothes tainted with colour so flashy the smiles and poses ...
thoughts on a bus: 'i am struggling with an addiction'A large percen...
thoughts on a bus: 'i am struggling with an addiction'
A large percen...: 'i am struggling with an addiction' A large percentage of the world's 'addiction' population have uttered these wor...
A large percen...: 'i am struggling with an addiction' A large percentage of the world's 'addiction' population have uttered these wor...
thoughts on a bus:
.
#thoughtsonabus #
She
laughs she smiles her joy is felt far in miles
She
cries she weeps she wets her pillow as she sleeps
She
tries she fails she falls she rises…she tries again
She
loves she sacrifices she’s lied to she’s betrayed
She
gives she does not receive she lends a hand and none are extended back
She
breathes she lives every breathe brings forth a tear
She
trusts she believes she does not learn
She
tries again…
She
gives again…
She
loves again.
Life is
about taking chances on opportunities, on people and on ourselves
Friday, April 5, 2013
'i am struggling with an addiction'
A large percentage of the world's 'addiction' population have uttered these words in their thoughts.Yet, a bare minimum are able to convert these same words into verbal proclamation.
Psychology has it that self-proclamation of realized weakness is the very beginning of healing.
Once you are able to say these words, it registers in your whole being, not just in thought, that you have got a problem.And believe it or not, no matter how nerve-wrecking the realization of an addiction is, its benefits are worth it.So until your will power is strong enough to declare the existence of something you are battling with, you will remain in a bubble.A bubble that is doomed to burst but insists on holding on to more and more air.You remain a dreamer walking down a plank placed on the edge of a ship,knowing what is inevitable , but refuses to wake up.
You will make endless excuses unto why you may be addicted to whatever substance, person or situation.
You will seek advice and you will talk to the best of shrinks.
But, even they know that help is never help until it is wanted.So help yourself and those that care for you.Be true to you.Be true to the person you have become.
It is how healing starts.
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