I wish I could untangle myself. I wish I could love myself to let others love me back deeper than the initial love itself. I wish I could write, and paint, and draw, and create the way I would like to. I wish I could be the best and dream the best, and see the best, and find the best, gain the best, and live the best. I wish I were better than you. I wish I could see the presence within myself. I wish my wishes would stop and I could learn to be me, without wishing for it to come true.
So I will stop the vicious cycle of wishing. I will show through my talents that I can become all those wishes--one by one, I will concur. One day at a time, I will steel my wish from my mind and dissect it until I can believe that I am the greatest I can be. To you, I may seem less or better, or worse, or great, or dumb and ugly or big or tall, smart and nice and funny and present. Or I may just be who I am. A bucket of wishes dying to come true, a soul of the plentiful, waiting to escape from expectation. I am the own rescuer to my so-called desires. I am the full responsibility of my own being and I can only create myself in a way I wish to see myself.
I love that you related the word "I" to wishing. I really like this line, " I wish I could love myself to let others love me back deeper than the initial love itself." I think it's simple but says a lot at the same time. You are a very creative writer and I love how you poetically wrote this piece. Good job
ReplyDeleteWow Izzy! This is amazing. You described things perfectly, and I can totally relate, I feel like a lot of people sort of end up putting up walls in their life. Including me!
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