Unswerving sycamore's roots revealed.
Rain eroded what the earth concealed,
Beneath the surface, a mangled maze.
We bank on that which is stout and stays,
On reflection, change never betrays.
love, fullness is not water passing down the neck and forgotten.
the body must go, and no symbol can carry the cost. you must
say yes, and the yes will grow in you, bloom hundreds of days,
multiply tenfold, costing not less than everything.
This might be an unpopular opinion but I hate the kind of reasoning thatβs like,
βWhen someone portrays themselves as good this means theyβre hiding their bad vs. when someone portrays themselves as bad this means theyβre hiding their good.β
I often ask myself who comes up with this stuff and more importantly why do people just nod and agree as if it were universal truth? In my experience, if this were true, then this would insinuate that everyone must be going out of their way to be misunderstood, but I think being misunderstood happens naturally to everyone and I donβt think most people enjoy being misunderstood. I feel as though many are actually trying their best to show up as themselves. Of course there are cases where this reasoning is true but I donβt think it applies to everyone. In my experience this reasoning mostly applies to pathological liars and people who are emotionally stunted. I really wish more people would stop using broad generalizations to reach such conclusions, because a broad distrust in your peers is not discernment. There are significantly more important red flags to take note of.
at times Iβve dreamt of a distant world where I was able to explain my anger in a way that truly matters but I wake up and go. Iβm always too captivated by the act of letting go.
My first experience with food poisoning I was riding in my friends car on our college campus when it hit me all of a sudden, and we were at a red light so I opened the door and projectile puked outside and all over her car and a group of guys drove by and started clapping and cheering. Maybe she is right. This has to be a token American experience lol
met this woman in Japan who recently moved to the US and she's documenting on instagram having food poisoning for the first time as if its a token American experience