What I am is what I am
Are you what you are or what?
So naturally after figuring out that what I am is what I am the next logical question is Why I am?
This is a major botheration as it seems I am quite directionless. There is no compass. Wondering aimless from day to day. Its the realization that one is not exceptional, peculiar maybe, but certainly not extraordinary.
Its the lose and the win of the world
Wrong and right, us and them of the world
The inner disappointment in knowing one has no special talent or gift is very disheartening. But hey its the lose and the win of the world. One must continue on with style, correct? A smile on my face for everyone I meet? What I have learned is to expect nothing, anticipate nothing and become nothing because in reality I am nothing.
Always
Knows the prospects
Learn to expect
Nothing
When I was a young child, I was very much into politics. Which is strange for a youngster. People told me when you get older you're going to be a politician. Maybe a Senator or Governor or President. I was exposed to the world of politics and became very disillusioned at what a major cesspool it was. A world of corruption, phonies and ego's. Not the place I choose to inhabit.
'Cause they told me when I was younger
Said boy, you're gonna be President
But just like everything else
Those old crazy dreams
Just kinda came and went
I shall continue on with the charade of life because there is no other choice. Go to sleep, wake up, go to work each day. Rinse, repeat, rewash. No one gets out of this world alive. I will celebrate nothing and being nothing by playing Ice Hockey and going to the bar after the game this Friday. At that time, life will have me a little less by the throat, only temporarily of course.
You just gotta sit yourself down
To contemplate
You get yourself a nice cold beer
And drink yourself away
You're celebrating nothing
And you feel a-okay
There I am, imitating a hockey player
There I go, turn the page
"Find a place inside where there's joy, and the joy will burn out the pain."
Joseph Campbell
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