Inside the Mind of a Lunatic. I know that dwelling in the past leads to nothing good,. But I find it hard not to look back and realize,. That with time I have become. That innocence, that desire to be helpful,. That want to make the world a better place,. Has faded into the background, maybe lost forever. Maybe I have become too self-centered;. I behave as if the world revolves around me. That my problems are the biggest of problems. Yet, I find myself confused, for I often believe,.

There must be something in the air, but almost everyone I speak to is either questioning what they are doing for a job, or they are questioning what they are going to do. The image is from Public School. In two hours applications open for one of the graduate jobs I want.

It will make no difference. Your voice must be love wrestled to unloving,. The lyre at the moment of catastrophe, a silence. Within which another voice opens. Through the elisions of your stuttering heart.

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