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Thursday, October 11 2012

I look at him. His face intensely stretched over his papers. His eyebrows squished together in anticipation for the moment at which he’ll understand the words in his hands, which are tightly grasping his notes – his knuckles white from frustration. His blue eyes sparkling for hope. His red lips pulled in a straight line, slightly parted to allow more oxygen into his brain.

He doesn’t notice me looking or maybe he does and he doesn’t bother to acknowledge that. We used to be close, really close.

You think you’re fooling me with your nonchalant behavior, but I know it’s bothering you that I’m not trying harder to mend things between us—as if telling you I missed you was not enough. I know you; I know that that’s going to make things more confusing for you—in what sense do I miss you? You’re probably wondering. I do not know where your head is at after that night but I do know you are puzzled and you do not know how to handle your thoughts, or carry yourself when you are around me. But I’m right here and I just want you back, I want us back. I don’t know what you want right now, and I suppose I’m willing to wait, but the longer you take, the more I’ll slip away. Knowing who I am, I know that as the days go by without you, I’ll miss you and it will hurt to see your face or hear your voice or see you joke around and not be a part of it, but I will heal and your memories will fade, allowing me to build new ones with someone else, a new friend. Your space in my heart and life is temporary if you so choose it.

So as I sit here looking at you, a tiny tear rolls down my cheek. I put my hand to my heart and hold it, cradle it, trying to hold it together so the cracks don’t spread. I guess this is it my friend. This is the end. I shall let go before there is no chance to recover.

Monday July 16, 2012

Day 1:

Ever feel like you have so much potential but can’t actually get around to doing anything besides sitting on your couch with a bag of Cheetos watching TV—some lame TV show like Teen Mom or The Secret Life of the American Teenager—just because you’re too lazy to even change the channel or worse, maybe you’re actually enticed by the unbelievable drama that is so definitely missing from your own life?

It’s ridiculous how much we could be doing and yet aren’t doing anything. I mean, I could even be out with my friends but my couch would just feel so lonely. And for all you who say you are doing productive activities…are you really?

I bet majority of our generation (90’s babies) is just wasting away or studying to become something big later in the future—meaning that we are just currently wasting away. Taking up space and energy in our Universe.

I want to do more—but how much is a lot? Or even still, how much is too little? Where do you draw the line? Is there even a line as to how much you can help society?

If you genuinely feel like you are doing something important, what are you doing? The world wants to know how important you think you are to the good of society.