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I have learned that I I am fucking crazy I have never truly thought But then again I think too much So much Just too much That I must be fucking crazy And every little thought Is that a rolling snowball of hot Lead against my ears As they burn with screams That I can not decipher And try as I might I can not ignore them So I fight with my head Slap punch and scratch at the numbers And volume of voices I’m trying to hurt them So maybe they will leave me alone I am so fucking crazy That I thought this could save me But then again I think too damn much |
Alright ,, the metal is warm with this one. a ___ song ____ suicidal and ++++yea=++ Mostly thought of my own war,, Fuck-en I mean Fuk-em all >>// The shizo-within Dealing with Allen , and with our map moly upside down,, The souce of God Is << well,I was touch | Posted on 2019-01-07 00:00:00 | by teika5 | [ Reply to This ] | Well, my friend this doesn't only happen to you. I have learnt that to fight it is just a waste of time an energy. The best thing to do appears to be to let thoughts be and ignore them. | If you concentrate too much on one thought and you get upset by it then you somehow empower that particular idea and it gets stuck. I have been trying meditation to deal with this issue and it has yielded good results. It's not something on which you will succeed right away for it is a hard thing to do, meditation I mean. If you ever try it you have to be willing to feel frustrated but the key is not to give up. I have been doing it for a few years and I still find my self getting distracted and lost by random thoughts or the voices you happen to mention in your piece. When I started meditating I used some you-tube videos just to learn how to do it or to have examples. I have also attended some meditations sessions in my town. A good book to be read is "The power of Now" by Eckhart Tolle. You can find it in PDF on the internet, if you are interested. I was going to offer it to you but I suddenly remember that I read it in Spanish. My psychologist recommended it to me. It is, in fact, the book that got me started on all this. I have also read other books on the subject. I have found out that reading self - help books helps a lot. One can actually change one's perception of the world, as well as behavioural patterns by doing so. As for some suggestions regarding your write, I would only recommend to alter the line breaks concerning line 1 and 2 so as to make them flow better. cheers, Ethan :) | Posted on 2018-12-18 00:00:00 | by Ethan Brody | [ Reply to This ] | |