Darkness
Ever notice that darkness seems to descend into your life in multiples? One huge life thing, then another then another. I call it compound crisis - where you don't have time to process one trauma before another is presented. So you shelve the processing to deal with the immediate. Think of a bookshelf - you put a few books there, then more, then some more.... eventually, it's so full all the books come tumbling down on your head, you're buried by them and can't find yourself or a way out. I've lived that collapse. I don't want to do it again.
So the challenge is to somehow manage to return to the shelf and read through the jumble of emotions - fear, pain, confusion, anger and more - to find a way to assimilate all of it into some sense of order, or at least into a form of something we can accept, often while feeling very alone and weary.
So the challenge is to somehow manage to return to the shelf and read through the jumble of emotions - fear, pain, confusion, anger and more - to find a way to assimilate all of it into some sense of order, or at least into a form of something we can accept, often while feeling very alone and weary.
Labels: Trying To Make Sense
1 Comments:
you would know to put the books back up on the shelf. I'll help.
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