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Mojo

Mon Apr 7, 2008, 6:12 PM
  • Mood: Tense
  • Listening to: The Raconteurs
  • Reading: Small Gods
  • Watching: my love go unfulfilled
  • Eating: my fingers
Have you ever come across one of those moments where everything seems . . .perfect?
You're listening to a new album, you're watching a great show, or reading a good book.
Money in your pocket.
It's a bright day, with a slight breeze.
The plants are more green than yesterday.
The warm atmosphere has a cool filter over everything.

It just feels like creativity is going to rip every seam that holds your limbs together.
Disembodied by inspiration.
But you sit there and think.
You think for too long.

Then you realize all the things that are still missing.
. . . still incomplete.
No girlfriend.
Piles of school work.
Unfilled college applications.
Half-assed sketches and ideas.

The sense of completeness turns into emptiness.
Every door of oppurotunity seems to close.
Now you're locked out in the cold.
Your pockets are empty.
Day turns to dark night, the winds is biting hard.
Everything is monochrome.
Your body shrinks, all of those creative juices spill out of every orifice wasted and unused.
Held together by nothing.

You feel like shit.

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:iconjohnnysunshine:
i go through that almost every day but instead of monochrome there is an over abundance of colour and they are are all garishly bright and i can't go back to my happy place because i am too confused as to why my house is circus circus and i am blind and spiteful and hate my family but that might be too much information
:iconshinuzero:
geez, why are you so depressing all the time? don't act like there's nothing you can do. you are the dictator of your own future so it's in YOUR hands. hang in there man, things will work out, I know it. this school project is going to be epic, and we had like the best jam session since alg2 the other day.

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