the world of music never fails to astound me. i found myself unable to concentrate on the analytical nature of the overdue essay i was attempting to write, and instead fully lost myself to the noise of what sounded similar to psychedic classical playing inbetween my ears. realising this, i have found yet another distraction, this time in the form of blog writing. i appear to be willingly loosing all knowledge of how to deal with motivation, taking my usual approach and just not doing what i must, leaving it until there is no other option. but nevermind. i'll learn one day, probably the hard way, but at least i'll learn. as for today, i'll just have to skip lessons as planned for writing this. i could now go into great depth of my appreciation for the subject of this piece of literary crap, the Shakespearean character Ariel the air sprite, but i can at least recognise a bad idea when i have one. let's tie this up and get on, please.
again today hugely irritated by my patterns of thought. moments like those within this morning, i often (and excruciatingly) question my wholeness as a human being when i find myself unable to release the ghosts. it's awful. the said ghosts as people have unknowingly somehow captured parts of my head. i wonder how i can eliminate them. i half-did, once, when circumstances appeared to change, but then i realised the parts that mattered hadn't in the slightest and i could not let go.
talking about it does no good. suppression, please. i wish there were vitamins for you.
i missed two buses in a row this morning, the hopelessness of which i found amusing. wasted forty short minutes doing nothing, wandering, then to much happiness i encountered a Qita at other bus stop. old friends give me a wonderful sense of being lifted up somehow, finding parts of myself i'd lain aside for the new world i live in. glastonbury's confining nature means some day or another i'll find again the people i've forgotten. i reencountered Kim yesterday, i can't begin to explain how wonderful it felt. i utterly love her, she's like a sister, or another part of me. without her now i feel almost wounded, but it would be a hate crime against myself to not see her again in the near future. every moment is an opportunity for change. and these are for her.