Continuities
Think back to the times when your feet tingled and all your muscles tensed from cold.
That is how it is where I am living. It is probably my white trash inheritance but I adore, I worship, my electric fireplace. I find it more beautiful than any real fire I have seen. So predictable and, above all, so dustfree clean.
For some reason, and for the first time in my life, my hands are disintegrating. Disappearing inside a blistering, peeling, itchy and cracked carapace. It started on my right (unringed) ring finger but is, despite my best efforts, spreading. I always had so much pride in my hands and especially my long fingers. So delicate and able. Now they defy me.
I am supposed to go to a birthday party but I won’t.
Met some people today who thought I was there age but I am not.
My tiny dog is reacting to me quite differently - with more affection and warmth - which is yet more proof towards shorting out the repetitious belief that I can never change when perhaps I already have.
2 comments:
Of course you have!
I could even prove it with science.
Your final words here are helpful to me now - I'm talking about the notion that you may have already changed, or are changing, despite the looping feedback in your head which tells you something different.
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