(No title just yet)A Story by Annie NicoleA short glance at something I am working onI
was in a depression for what seemed like months, however, it had been only
about 2-3 weeks. My mind was lost in this place that was surrounded by darkness
and all I wanted to do was slowly sink and fade into the ground below me. There
was no light at the beginning of the day nor at the end. Constantly searching
for something that I had no knowledge of. Normally walking outside and breathing
in the fresh air allowed any nerves or un-settling thoughts to dissipate. But during
this morbid time, nothing, and I mean nothing,
could pull me out of this hole. Days seemed to fly by, meaningless and
unworthy. My family, my “friends”, seemed to be on the other side of the wall.
Voices were a mere distant echo that would only linger for so long. I felt
nothing. Thought about nothing other the fact that I was not myself. Who was I
before all of this? Who am I now? Perhaps I will never truly know who I am; not
know, not ever. I
have always been someone who allowed their thoughts to control their every
move. You may ask me why I allow such a negative thing to rule my life… and I
will simply say to you that throughout my life, I push things away and
sometimes I allow things to enter, cautiously that is. My trust for other
people is dim probably thinner than a piece of paper. I blame my dad for that
one. Of course there is a story behind that but I don’t feel like digging into
it right now. To be honest, I am pretty sure that I am far away from my past.
At least farther than I had been a year ago. Everything is process in which we
decide and choose what to believe is real and what is not. And I know for sure
that someone reading this is saying that if I think this way, than why can I
not believe that I am a good person. That I can do whatever I set my mind to. That
I have the power to no let my thoughts dominate my daily life. Well, in the end
I guess I just don’t care.
My
name, you may be wondering, is Liam. It’s a family name that has been passed
down from my great grandfather to my father and then to me. I don’t mind it all
too much, except I know my mother hates it because it reminds her of my dad. I
told her I would be fine if she really wanted to change it, but as time went
on, we never did. I
live in a town that is much like any other town, or at least like any other
town that I have been to. My mother and I live in a small apartment building on
Wedly Street, which happens to be incredibly close to an attorney office that
mainly deals with divorces. On the other
side is a dog groomer where I had unwillingly worked for one summer a few years
back. It was mainly just to have some pocket money but the overall experience
stunk. Literally. Today
was the 7th day of May and I had skipped going to school since
everyone was going on a field trip. They were taking “us” to some local farm to
show us how eggs were incubated. To me, it seemed like something we should have
done in 4th grade not in our first year of high school. Then again,
I thought most of the things related to the school system was idiotically organized. © 2017 Annie NicoleAuthor's Note
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Added on May 7, 2017 Last Updated on May 7, 2017 AuthorAnnie NicolePeace , RIAboutMy inspiration to do what I love comes from the deepest roots inside. From my feelings and emotions, to my experiences with the battle of life. more..Writing
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