The Deciding Moment
- atorr114
- 2 hours ago
- 2 min read
I wouldn’t consider myself a writer, but on occasion, I do really love to sit down and put my thoughts onto paper. I will often write about my daily observations, past experiences, or just whatever I am feeling at the moment. Sometimes they will be little snippets or full-blown pages. Over the past few months, I have filled a few pages in my journal with pieces I would like to share with you all. Here are some of my favorites:

Conversations
Stuck in a constant cycle of my routine
I avoid conversations others want to have
Rather not know, isn't ignorance bliss?
Feeling stuck in dialogue yet
I long for a conversation with a stranger
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I want to understand you & tangle myself
In the mess of your thoughts
Wrap myself in them, hoping to find myself in the process
No warning, no yield
Let your mind go & let the words fall off your tongue
Testing myself, tell me what I want to hear
Will I fall for your words again?
I won’t know but
Please don’t let me get lost in you

I think I’ve Internalized The Cold
Heads down as we made our way to the bus
I feel the wind as it pushes against me
Feeling the tears swell up
Keeping my head down
The slush seeps beneath the soles of my shoes

By My Lonesome
I stood outside my front door watching the pigeons glide above the houses on my block
A collective, as one
A short performance before landing back on the roof of the house across the street
As I walk up the creaky steps to my apartment, the mesmerizing scene I caught on my way in is repeated on a wonderful loop
It was nothing out of the ordinary, however, it stood out today
Maybe it was the vibrant blue sky above them or the fact I was grounded enough to appreciate it
I normally wouldn’t have hesitated to rush inside after a long day but today I didn’t
Just the pigeons and me on the empty street






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