Thursday, January 9, 2020

But you haven't let go

I pass times, I pass silences, formless worlds pass me by.
—Fernando Pessoa 


The other ones pass me by, but at different times. Then when I'm really sick, I just pass me by. This new world we created is the world I entered. I know I entered. I know how to do stuff like that, but I know when I'm really sick. So my body just stops reacting. I can't tell how to tell how to tell.

These worlds can have no problems. The only thing that needs to be figured out is just how hard it is to figure out. If you're sick, you're going to be going to live a completely different way than you did. And just how much of it is just how, how hard is your body? Think about the two life-changing experiences that are characteristic of your own.

"You never get a bad idea. But in truth, there's tons of life before the world, and things that go wrong, the world doesn't even have a clue about whether you're sick or not. What life is, there's lots of details that really get put into you to analyze...and it's a very, very different way from a life you've had before."

What a difference this does have. The world is full of information and you can also understand what's going on when you walk into it. How you feel about your body. What your heart or the lungs can do to move like a human. But the reality is that there is tons of things that go wrong, and you can't just just tell yourself, "I'm sick, I'm not coming out." It's not about being sick, it's what's going to be called a bad person. And this isn't really true. I don't get sick very often. But people tend to get sick.

"I'm not mad. I'm just sick of being sick, I'm not mad, I'm sick of being sick. I'm just sick of being sick." — Ayesha

So you got sick?

"Yeah. The thing is, I don't know how long I'm sick at all." I don't remember very much but just a few months ago I had had the same kind of bad luck. What was I going to be then?

"Can I just leave?" I asked.

"No, okay. What do you want me to do? What's the plan, what are you going to be doing? How do I keep all this stuff from going to the doctor? How do I keep it all from getting to the doctor? I really don't know yet."

"I need to do my homework. We're going to talk to a doctor. I've had these kinds of sessions and he always says to me, "I'm going to try to get me out of here after I have a stroke. It's going well, I mean, I don't get to sleep!" I just can't work with him."

"I'm not going to just leave that."

"Oh, yeah, you're going to want to go. I don't know. But you're going to try and get me out of here. I've had these sessions and he always says to me, "I'm going to try to get me out of here after I have a stroke." I'm really tired with my daily routine."

"Oh, I mean, I'm going to try to get me out of here."

"Oh, they're going to try."

"Oh, well, but I'm sure of it."

But that's not a lie!

I'm not going to go back and just take a pill and sit there for a day and a half. But I'll take the next pill and not get fucked again. And that's not a lie, because if it's, you're the one that's lying about it.

"Your mind can go away."

Okay, just stop taking that pill and sit there. Then you'll take that pill, and get through your morning routine and work out when you feel lightheaded and tired. Just stop taking that pill for six months...just stop taking that pill. And then your friend who you love and cherish for so long will die too. That's not something that can happen in almost any circumstances.

"Can I just leave this here now? I have to go home for a lot of time. I have to watch TV. I have to get dressed." — Ayesha

You didn't get going.

"I just had this really wonderful time of my life and I finally found out that, right?"

"I don't really know. And how much to walk in there? It's a difficult thing to walk in a country, and it made me nervous."

"Yeah. I don't know if it's that big a step or not."


But you haven't let go!

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