My life is an empty notebook just waiting for something worthwhile. Something succulent, something true, something sensible. Something that I can wrap my arms around and appreciate every moment of every second. Something that I can hide with me in my pocket so that no one will know.
I want my own little piece of the rainbow to take with me when I run around the countryside through fields of tall grass that makes me feel so small. I want to breathe the air and feel satisfaction and delight. I want a life of sparkling memories that I can bottle up and keep forever. Never, never, never. Something of radiance and beauty and simplicity and complexity. Something that will create luminosity in my life of darkness.
Reality and symmetry and serenity are my pursuit of life. I need an ocean wave to come and pick me up, to whisper “hello” and never say goodbye until the end of forever. Forever and ever and ever. And I sit here in nonbeing. Something is never nothing. Nothing is always something. And I am here. Not nothing. Not something. Not anything at all, just another page ripped out of your dirty, disheveled notebook that you tossed away that rainy day. That grey, cold day.
To open my eyes and see sunrays and daffodils and glistening vivacity would be a thrill. I sit here in movement and excitement and never go back.
I want to see without blindness. I want to hear without dim. I want to feel without numbness. I want to open my mouth and utter four little words: “And there was light.”
