I don't really know. I think that I'm full of love.
Love for other things and people, or caring for other people.
My friends and boyfriend say I never talk about myself, and that they don't know any personal things about until they all come gushing out in indescribable bursts because I'm holding it all in to feign weakness. I don't hate life, I really don't. I just have never really thought it was for me.
In a world where opinions can be assumed wrong, or disproved by logic, or a world where we can be easily manipulated in the fiscal and existential line by the colors of are skin or gender or physical character when we only have control of the physical part...in a world where it is much easier to lay down and die than go on thinking that you always have to be climbing up to represent something, rather than getting enough to be comfortable, just narrowly becoming virtually another story to talk about..I have hardly thrived. Life is...complicated...and I've spent so much time trying to rationalize it that my boat in life is passing me up, and I'm soon to be waiting to die here anyway.
But love....I don't know where it comes from. I feel it when I see a child smiling even though they aren't sure why the are, or when a song, color, taste, picture, or touch triggers a warm memory of something I once had. I feel it when I try to remember what is was like to be happy and know that when I pass the feeling on, it snowballs elsewhere.
Jut on this basis alone I cannot define a purpose in my life, but I'm sure when I have nothing to smile about I'll make that fatal decision and join the universe. I don't think we get to keep our memories in the afterlife, so I cherish them while I still remember.
This causes me to have trouble forgetting the other things, which I've settled with in 90% of my life, hardening me and crushing my innocence, powerful gentle and cruel, all at once.
Night's I lay awake, with the pain gnawing at my brain, eating out the back of my eyes in a fierce torment and I cry to myself, "Why am I still here?"
I don't know, but I think it's the curiosity of what's holding me back that's keeping me maybe. I hope that I never know.