Light Switch

by Kristi on October 13, 2008 · 5 comments · Poetry


Like a light switch
flipped off
an illuminated room
quickly goes dark

I cannot see
although so much
surrounds me
it feels like only
emptiness exists

My choices now
are to stay
in this darkness
or to fight to find
the switch

And I am unable
to do more
until the lights
are on again



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1 zunnur October 13, 2008 at 11:49 pm

Sometimes its better to sit back and wait for the right time to bounce back rather than rushing for the switch in the darkness, hit the chair and falls down harder.

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2 Kristi October 15, 2008 at 11:48 am

@zunnur: This is true. I also feel that the longer you stay in the darkness, the more comfortable you become in it to the point that you lose the will to fight your way out.

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3 mermaid October 15, 2008 at 2:54 pm

this is beautiful. :]

thanks for your comment on “dreams and reality”. you have a really enlightened insight. it gives me hope though, that this fascination of escaping my reality will only be phase.
i wake up and ask myself “are you going to fight the world today?” on the days i pick no, that’s when dream, all day.
but on the occassions i pick yes, i actually live. i make choices consciously aware of the affects. and whether bad or good, i feel so much deeper than i do when i’m dreaming, which is best described as a haziness ignorance.

<33 much love,
mermaid
:]

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4 Sire October 15, 2008 at 8:45 pm

It seems that so much in life requires interaction from humans for things to happen. Sometimes for the good and sometimes for the bad. The thing is no interaction means that things just don’t happen.

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5 Kristi October 16, 2008 at 3:57 pm

@mermaid: Thanks. I guess it is all my experience in spending more time daydreaming and playing the “what if” games in my mind, and less time actually focused on making my reality better than my dreams. It took a lot of work, but now I can say most days are much better in reality than in my dreams… but I do have some really freaky dreams too. :)

@Sire: I think that boils down to the good comes from supportive, loving people, and the bad from selfish people.

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