Distraction
The greatest amount of distraction could not erase the empty knot developing in my stomach in a slow churning motion, leaving me nauseated and uninspired. Today is supposed to be a day of change, but there is nothing moving in my will, spirit, heart, or mind. I am numb and faking any real hope I may possess deep in my heart. Follow your heart, it will always take you home, or a religious one, Where your heart is, there also is your treasure. These phrases seem trite considering the heart is but a mound of beating flesh and I don't have a home, not a one that would be safe for my heart. My feelings, soul, and emotions are not to be relied upon or trusted. The smallest word, look, or off-putting tone can change them in the moment. Although, I am able to control them slightly better now than I did in the past because of my mind.
I have a new home.
My dearest husband, who has and will continue to give me all of his love, knows my instability and brokenness very well. He has little understanding for my thinking, but remains respectful that I will continue to find my way to truth. I have been on this path for a long time and have found through the strength of my mind beginning to apply truth to my logic that my mound of flesh is almost gone, shredded from the onslaught of hatred, shame, and bitterness. It is hidden somewhere still, but I keep hearing the strength of the beating grow. I believe that I am getting closer to discovering that my heart is something salvageable in the landslide of my identity. Once I find it, I know that I will have a new place to keep it safe. I need to be able to keep it safe, yet open and available to display freely. A heart surviving the initial impact of the landslide, enveloped by soil, and almost petrified completely, kept beating and began to regrow, deserves some sort of display. At least a meager stone in remembrance of such a recovery.
Wishful thinking that I hope becomes a hopeful thought, with steps to discovery. I can't live without trusting my own emotions forever. I would like to find my buried treasure and allow others to see its beauty.
I have a new home.
My dearest husband, who has and will continue to give me all of his love, knows my instability and brokenness very well. He has little understanding for my thinking, but remains respectful that I will continue to find my way to truth. I have been on this path for a long time and have found through the strength of my mind beginning to apply truth to my logic that my mound of flesh is almost gone, shredded from the onslaught of hatred, shame, and bitterness. It is hidden somewhere still, but I keep hearing the strength of the beating grow. I believe that I am getting closer to discovering that my heart is something salvageable in the landslide of my identity. Once I find it, I know that I will have a new place to keep it safe. I need to be able to keep it safe, yet open and available to display freely. A heart surviving the initial impact of the landslide, enveloped by soil, and almost petrified completely, kept beating and began to regrow, deserves some sort of display. At least a meager stone in remembrance of such a recovery.
Wishful thinking that I hope becomes a hopeful thought, with steps to discovery. I can't live without trusting my own emotions forever. I would like to find my buried treasure and allow others to see its beauty.
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