I don't even like sushi. And I like taking my time when it comes to food, especially great food. But I mouthed everything as if it's been days since I have last eaten, as if food will leave my sight forever if I don't hurry up. It didn't matter that I had to eat something I don't normally eat. It didn't matter that I wasn't really giving myself time to breathe. It didn't matter because it was an issue of necessity. I had to do it or I would have broken down once again. It doesn't matter because my blood-pump still calls for help, and this is its only shot at survival.
It's insane. It seemed like my stomach knew exactly what it had to do, that it had to stretch endlessly for this one time. With words unspoken, it just understood my internal demands. It knew how hard everything is at the moment, and it's helping me cope up with the change.Tell me what do you think of me nowThat I’ve traded all my armour for a crownCome on what do you do with me nowThat I’ve taken down the mirror on the wallAnd the sweet rain is ready to fallGiving it up for you - Holly Brook
I have given myself a week to analyze loopholes, and to embrace the different faces of pain. A whole week to tirelessly talk about you to people I know. A whole week to make sense out of everything, why this happened and not that; why giving up is better than trying. A whole week to publicly write about you, in spite the dangers it poses. I've given myself this whole week because although I'm sure it would take a lot longer than this to get over you; this is a good start. So the stench of seaweed can linger as long as it wants. Until it finds a way to dull out my senses, until memories fade into a blur, until I'll learn to think of you less and need you less.
















