fish-eye
Day 1911, radius.
Daily picture, PoetryIt feels like I am going in circles
but maybe I am not even half way
Day 1899, morning.
Daily picture, PoetryI felt this morning
the dark forest
chased by fear
wary
~
slowly
the massive
ancient oak’s
stay behind
and I step over
the last roots
~
the sun welcomes me
and I see that grass
is green
Day 1898, turn around.
Daily picture, PoetryI arrived in a corner
turned around
and smiled
Day 1897, shadow of me.
Daily picture, PoetryI look from the inside
through a veil
outside
~
the window is clear
but still
shows me
~
I see myself standing there
underneath the dark clouds
looking inside
~
I forgot
if I ever moved again
Day 1896, tight.
Daily picture, PoetryI hold your hand
tight
in this scared world
~
seeing the strangers
who unwillingly
lure the child in you
away
~
but then again
it might just be me
scared
wanting to hold your hand
a little longer
Day 1895, growing down.
Daily picture, PoetryIn pop culture they say often that you have to trust yourself above everything else, chase your dreams and that you can be whatever you want.
A few generations ago most people had no big worries about their future in regards to their career choices, where to live and how to live. Only when you where rich or exceptional adventures you had the opportunity to struggle with these questions. Now, in 2021, many more people have the chance to choose their own path in life. The problem is that this change happened quite fast. The generation of parents that live now are one of the first that had to struggle with these choices and are now confronted with their own children and their struggles. I think that this whole “trust yourself and you know best” that parents give as advice nowadays is their way of saying that they have no clue and they don’t want to be responsible for the choices of their children, traumatized as they are by there own experiences. This whole “follow your hard” thing is sold as this hip and progressive idea but I suspect that it is born out of cowardice. I can mostly write about my own generation and somewhat about the current, but choosing your life is not something we are good in. I was already reluctant to listen to advice but I see all around me that it only gets harder for parents to guide their offspring and they don’t make it better by telling their kids that they can become anything…let start by saying that they cant.
By the way, I am pretty sure that 5000 years ago someone carved a blog-post on a piece of stone with a similar massage