Looking for what can be found deeper.
This is what I found when I looked closer at,
Emily Dickinson’s Because I could not stop for death
Reaching
Searching
Grasping.
Feel
See
Hear.
Break
All
The
Rules.
Never what could have been.
What will you do now to Prevent
History from Repeating itself?
I have been toying around with the idea of writing my memoir. Yes, it is pretty early on in my life to consider such a venture but I have decided to go through with it or at the very least try and see what develops.
This is my part of my story.
When I meet someone new I know inevitably the conversation is going to happen. We laugh, we hang out, we share a few stories maybe we even a few secrets. It is then when people work up the courage to ask me what I rarely volunteer.
“So do you have a father?” I love this question because it seems so absurd, of course I have a father I wouldn’t be here without one. That of course is my sarcastic nature. Often I look at them contemplatively before I respond. If they ask a silly question the very least I can do is answer it that way. “Yes I do but he’s crazy”
Whomever I am talking to will laugh and then make eye contact with me, letting me know with their visual cue that it is time to elaborate. I never know what they are expecting me to say but I do know it is not what they get.
“No, really, he is legitimately crazy. He is a paranoid schizophrenic.”
I will drink it in a chair.
I will not drink it next to a bear.
I cannot drink it as a pair.
When I drink it I will most certainly not share.
You can join me if you dare.
It will capture you in it’s snare.
Some say it’s only for those with a certain flare.
In my grasp I have no care.
~What am I?
Happy Friday!
Stumbling Forward.
Laughing Freely at the Sky.
Welcome the Crossroads.
HIKE. BIKE. DRINK.
College Level Drinking, Elementary Level Writing
A Poet's Journey by Manivillie Kanagasabapathy
An introvert's guide to the human experience