I must be some sort of catalyst. Everything is because of me, but I am not hurt by it. I am immortal. I can’t be hurt, and it makes me cold. Death threats uttered by loved ones are little more than dust on the wind. Self-hatred is as bland as a Monday morning. Consequence is but a grain of sand on the beach. Love, passion, fire and flame is but a flicker in the icy snowstorm of existence. I am a digital creation, each pixel fueled by logic and mathematical equations. The cathode in the back of the screen is projecting myself in two dimensions: listlessness and procrastination. Food, who needs food? I need electricity, magnetism, power, flight. I need to soar away from these problems, up, up, into the air, away from the pane of glass that shows me my life. Let me Defy Gravity. Let the stained colours fade from that window, let it be frosted over so I only see my insides, squelching about in mechanic bliss. Ignorance, unimportance. Everything is less when it is frosted over. The cold numbs the pain. Watch me freeze over, teachers, watch me freeze over, problems. Leave me be, for the fire is dead and never going to start. Laziness, addiction to the pixelated view have come to reign. Let them have their fun. Let me have my peace.
Let let let let let me stop bitching. Let let let let let whatever deity rules me hear my pleas, be it Fate, fucktards, fallacy or friends. Turn these insistent cries into something productive, damnit.
The only thing worse than stress is if it’s your fault. Its become a task I can never fulfill. Let me sleep, papers, books, pencils and pens. Let me dream of something other than tests and failure. Let the dream dictionary and horoscopes tell me my life, so that I don’t have to worry.
Netting bugs, netting ideas, netting lies to envelop my life. Put off the real. I hate it so much, and it hates me. Go away, leave me to my love, my ice cold passion for non-existence.
I have become so adept at frostbite.
Like the toy doll, locked away in plastic paradise, a silicon society that thrives on inner torture. Tossed aside by her creator -if there is one- left in such rejection that her face is preset to scowl at the world outside of her inorganic anarchy. Synthetic, sympathetic, pathetic and eclectic. At least she has nice hair.
And so ends another bitter anecdote on the pages of life, a mark of one more little emo kid crying out in sheer self-concern. I am digital, I am plastic, but I am not real. Real is noxious, a toxin in the air that chokes out hope and the will to move from my little hidey-hole of digital and virtual reality. Barbie lungs filter out the poison, but the air is so cold....
I must be freezing inside, too.