They call her by a different name
- suarezsignthewaive
- Dec 11, 2020
- 2 min read
Sometimes we meet someone and we know we have met them before,
or maybe that is just me.
That is how I felt when I met her.
I felt,
in my soul,
I am not sure how you feel with a soul
I can just tell you I know how it feels.
I felt in my soul,
like I was repeating an action.
That I had preformed before
that I had preformed before
and done wrong.
You know kind of like in a video game
the feeling of the second play through
When your head is screaming so loud
You say it out loud,
Better get it right this time man
No more failing.
Anyway, now I am ranting,
I felt it,
That I had met her for a reason and she revealed something to me,
in that moment,
a purpose that I am supposed to fulfill
so that I don't have to play through again, because I am running out of time.
There is no more time for running to corners
for secret appointments with figures shrouded in dark anonimity,
No more time for using my mouth to place orders,
Because important things are going on
things I have just started to notice now
because I just fucking opened my eyes.
So when she spoke
and i paid attention
It felt like a resucitation
Like her talking to me about God
was the same as CPR
except she was giving it to a dead body.
I have been dead before,
and apparently I never became alive again,
well not completely
until she spoke and I was like
huh? Like I had been hit with a rock
stoned to life.
She turns paper to stone
She showed me
Ironic,
Because I try and fail to turn stone to paper,
Stone or whatever I see that I throw words at and hope to bounce those that hit it right
HIT IT
No, not anymore
Onto that paper,
so I can deliver them to you
my invisible audience.
But she told me there is something bigger
than me
and this time I am going to pay attention
to the voices
no voice
that sometimes comes me at night when I am alone and afraid
because maybe this time
I can get it right
so I don't keep writing this damn
bloody eulogy for my own funeral
with my own blood on dead trees.

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