In my car, it's all packed up
On the street next to my park
I am uphill, looking down on it
Sort of saying goodbye.
Not really though, I know I'll be back
It would take a permanent altering lifechange to keep me away
Bittersweet familiar, mostly sweet but never perfect
Attached to. We need to break up. But we can still be friends.
This has been a long time coming, we've both known that.
But you will always be my past.
Also, this love. This love I harbor, This perfectly irrational unconditional emotional surrender. You are right, we cannot work, and somewhere inside I have always known this.
You fucked me right here, where I'm sitting in my car, in another place, and with my selfish intention, that I must try to stop. That selfish intention that drives me to irrational emotional surrender. I can no longer fall for this state of mind, by the one I possess. I must be rid of it, I must respect the emptiness it brings and be fulfilled with natural possession of my own.
PART TWO
It's funny that I feel more comfortable in the car than down in my park on a nice patch of grass under a tree. A little ironic, this car is my freedom. And by possessing my life inside of a vehicle I have condensed my emotions into the glass windows. Love, anger, paranoia, patience...are all clear self-images through the windshield. I only have myself to focus on, and my distractions are all tucked away in the Colorado totes. I have no job to go to, although I hope to find one in the Rockies. I do have a lot of crap. Maybe not too much, but definitely a bit more than I want. Lately have been trying to let go of stuff. It's hard when I've spent the last six years accumulating nice-ish things for myself. Oh, and it's tough when I want to buy a camping stove, propane, and tire chains, which all each take up just a bit more room. Still have enough space to sleep, and for three passengers, (or two with gear/dogs,) can CRAM in. Like, hippie-pack. That's all that should matter. Good times await. The new world awaits.
It's funny how I hit the familiar spots. I just did a lap through Good Sheppard Church on a dark-for-8pm Thursday evening and have no idea why.
As I left Chez Jose after a free beer from James and a free margarita from Raphael, it was awesome to get a call from JJ as I was unlocking my door to leave to god knows where. But....
I don't want to be charged for an x-ray and I don't want to pay for any root canals. After several sessions JJ feels the same as I about wanting to finish my treatment. But the timing doesn't seem to be right on this one. So where am I to go from here? It's a 2 1/2 day trip for a 2 1/2 hour drive, and here I am, eating old work, making rounds through my old church. Jesus pamphlets are $2.50.
PART THREE
Everything makes so much more sense with a companion.
A lover, a friend,
Someone to criticize, and someone to reflect from
An unconditional, entirely understanding bond
Sort of like that which I have with my teddy bear.
Although I always wanted to go with someone, I can see it now - going alone will be better.
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