It is true that when I’m sad, I write a lot. I write almost everyday nowadays, despite my poor little mostly keyboard who probably wish I’d leave him alone given the heavy hint he dropped - by not bloody working. Sorry. I don’t usually swear, and say sorry, which is both stupid and pretentious.
But it is also true that when I’m sad, I write poorly. It follows a simple logic: they didn’t come from inspiration, but rather the need to vomit words to keep myself sane. Uninspired collection of words which came from a ranting heart that refused to heal. People expect it to heal so quickly. Are we created equally? Did we go through the same pain? Am I wrong to take my time?
I am however deeply thankful today, and proud of my own self. If I can kiss and hug myself I would, it is a cause for celebration. For receiving the news and not being affected, in the very slightest. Things happened which I thought affected me deeply, and it felt like a monster waiting in hibernation, to sneak up when the time is right. But it didn’t. The water was still. I killed the monster. It was nothing. The realisation shuddered me slightly, by how cynical and unfeeling it probably made me. Perhaps I needed that, going through that. So that,
Perhaps I can repeat that again this time around.