The Relativity of Life
I figured some of the things I was afraid of as I was growing up, coming back home… I remember now how I felt about life here. I was scared of becoming another face in the crowd. Another spec of dust in the sand. On the other hand, many of my friends who are here, that are so comfortable with the life that surrounds them, it surfaces a touch of envy from me. I don’t know if I will ever be happy wherever I go now. Maybe until I change the set of my mind. It is, after all, just a state of mind. Its easy to say none of it really matters anyway, but what does matter to you… should? I guess.
More importantly, I was afraid of settling for a mediocre life, one that would pass so quietly and gently, that no one would ever noticed or cared. And yet, now that I am a little older, I realized the simplicity of being. Just being. It doesn’t matter if anyone cared, unless I did. Passing on without causing too much of a karmic wave is ideal… or so they say.
I am fortunate for all the sights I had the opportunity of seeing, and the lives I had the fate of touching. Inadvertently, I had become a smaller spec of dust, in a sand dune far more vast than the one I bore from. The irony of the situation was that I had been a part of many people’s lives wherever I had roamed, but most of which never even knew my real name. haha… or me for that matter. I wonder where will the winds take me next… back to florida? here for a while? Latin America? … hmmm. I don’t know if I could stay in KL forever, nor the states for that matter. I don’t belong here nor there, but everywhere… at least, thats how I feel. So, I guess time will spin my tale while I run in circles chasing after my tail. lol.

i feel ya…
feel kinda bird who wanna fly but dunno where to go.. or why.. or how.. or.. ( i;m gonna make my own blog here lol)
rOsIe said this on November 3, 2005 at 5:25 am
heheh! feel free to comment-blog my blog.. you’re more than welcome to, dong!
Casey said this on November 3, 2005 at 6:12 am
Wat i read ere was 1 of your older blog, and yet it gives a glimpse of the ’saner’ side of you…
“More importantly, I was afraid of settling for a mediocre life, one that would pass so quietly and gently, that no one would ever noticed or cared. And yet, now that I am a little older, I realized the simplicity of being. Just being. It doesn’t matter if anyone cared, unless I did.”… And i esp like tis passage..:)
amy said this on August 17, 2006 at 3:06 am
Hope by now you’ve found your sense of belonging. God bless =)
Dee said this on April 10, 2008 at 8:40 am