part one [disconnect]
we have almost been here a year.
i have met so many wonderful people.
who have shared in
1) movies
2) hundreds of trips to cafes
3) gallbladder removals
4) birthday/superbowl/new years/christmas/art showing/parties
4) and now, rooibos
(don’t worry mom, it’s not a drug)
yet in this odd state of sleepiness i am in,
combined with a weekend of prayer,
cold weather,
readings from a prophet
in the deepest parts
although i am connected in so many ways
there is the disconnect
i see others
and their connections
and feel left out
(not in the third wheel way)(don’t pity me)
part two [demolition]
nobody to blame
but this stupid wall
that i can’t seem to tear down…
these bricks of fear
aren’t held together
by a justifiable mortar…
but perfectionism,
[am i pretty enough?]
[skinny enough?]
[funny enough?]
[normal enough?]
the things that don’t matter
and yet…
they are the hardest…
to demolish.
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