This is just some random thing I thought of last minute to post. I'm not sure what it's exactly describing. Someone actually living in a bubble? A nonbeliever? Someone caught in a bad habit? Let me know your thoughts/ reactions.
I can see the world, but no one can touch me. I can see everything crystal clear, but I can never feel it in my clutches. I can hear noises all around me but no one can hear me cry. I feel so alone. No one understands me. I'll never be able to run like all the other people can. I try to go one way but I get bumped right back to where I begin. I am stuck in this rut, this endless thought process of knowing I am doing the wrong thing but not knowing how to change. Is this what a person living inside a bubble feels like? They live but are not actually living. They only think they are. And here I am. Why can't I toss out this pride? Why can't I just..believe? But something's holding me back. Something indescribable. Perhaps it's fear or stubbornness. Maybe I'll try again another day.
Sounds most like a person stuck in some bad habit.
ReplyDeleteI initially thought it could be a person suffering from depression, too. When depressed, people tend to be more introspective and more likely to blame even small failures on themselves. (Eh. Well I tend to relate a lot of things to that for some reason. =P)
Could be the thought process of someone who is struggling with an addiction, too.
This quote came to mind just now re-reading the last sentence:
"Courage doesn't always roar. Sometimes it's the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, 'I will try again tomorrow...'"
Yeah, I agree with you, either a bad habit or about depression.
DeleteOh, I like that quote!! :D