A fire burns within me, I try and make it hide
I question when it began, it gives me a reason to chide
An explosion of emotions can make you feel so much within one second it's almost unbelievable. That moment when you feel you have so much more inside you than just words or actions or emotions, and you can feel it inside rising up but in a rather directionless manner. It tries to look for a vent, goes at almost all remote ports of your entrails but finds no exit and is hence caught within, trapped inside not by free will, but by compulsion.
What happens when you can feel something so strongly that it almost takes over you and all other things just fade into the background, into an unknown darkness? The one thing you feel or see is just what your entire reality revolves around. To the others however, it's dull and just not palpable at all, they just seem to feel zilch, not even a slight change in their existence. It is then that you feel you are different, what comprises you is perhaps not what composes them. The human mind is a gift to all of our species. but the way we use it, consume it or are overtaken by it depends on us. How we are, and how we see and perceive is directly proportional. What we experience may be the same, but we gather or extract out of it varies for everyone. Sometimes going through a common experience binds us,at other times, it leaves an impact on all involved, and an impact which differs for all the people involved. That has an opposite reaction since the action which was the stimulus was mammoth and gigantic. Instead of binding, it ends up breaking, quite contrary but quite common at the same time.
Can we take it, yes some of us can, can we deal with it, yes some of us can, and can we get over it and emerge as stronger people, well very few counted people can.
I question when it began, it gives me a reason to chide
An explosion of emotions can make you feel so much within one second it's almost unbelievable. That moment when you feel you have so much more inside you than just words or actions or emotions, and you can feel it inside rising up but in a rather directionless manner. It tries to look for a vent, goes at almost all remote ports of your entrails but finds no exit and is hence caught within, trapped inside not by free will, but by compulsion.
What happens when you can feel something so strongly that it almost takes over you and all other things just fade into the background, into an unknown darkness? The one thing you feel or see is just what your entire reality revolves around. To the others however, it's dull and just not palpable at all, they just seem to feel zilch, not even a slight change in their existence. It is then that you feel you are different, what comprises you is perhaps not what composes them. The human mind is a gift to all of our species. but the way we use it, consume it or are overtaken by it depends on us. How we are, and how we see and perceive is directly proportional. What we experience may be the same, but we gather or extract out of it varies for everyone. Sometimes going through a common experience binds us,at other times, it leaves an impact on all involved, and an impact which differs for all the people involved. That has an opposite reaction since the action which was the stimulus was mammoth and gigantic. Instead of binding, it ends up breaking, quite contrary but quite common at the same time.
Can we take it, yes some of us can, can we deal with it, yes some of us can, and can we get over it and emerge as stronger people, well very few counted people can.
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