I saw a glimpse of happiness, the possibility of real love and mutual respect. For the first time in my life I feel the need and ability to do the rite thing for myself. I see how others feel somewhat similar to how I feel, that beautiful people experience great doubt.
The first time he complimented me, for the first time in my life, I just tried to accept it and say thank you. I am so terrible at accepting compliments and often times, I now realize, dismiss what the person is saying to me in the awkwardness of my self-doubt.
This past year has contained some of the most intense introspection I have ever experienced.
In that vein, as I continue to bare myself so openly, I share this. I have been painting, writing, thinking, crying, laughing . . . Part of my fear has always manifested in my unwillingness to expose myself to people artistically.
Now sparks a time of new resolve, intention and courage.
My Nana's Buddha:
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