gift·ed
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–adjective
1.
having great special talent or ability: the debut of a gifted artist.
2.
having exceptionally high intelligence: gifted children.
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What is it to be gifted? Who can really say? Why have I been singled out, why was my name put next to the label that should be a free-for-all. I am not gifted. Everyone is gifted. I am not special.
I look up at the projector and the label that you take for granted, if you have a high enough IQ and a different way of seeing things, and feel regret.
Who are you to say who is gifted?
I write therefore...
I write because I have no will to do otherwise. To not write is to not express and to not express is to not exist. I write, therefore, I am.
Monday, August 30, 2010
mobile
Hanging from the ceiling
a mobile can be found
Breaking up the pieces of me
to decorate the ground
That very pretty mobile
On its very pretty string
Holds up all the hopes and loves
The never ending sin
The dreams that never started out
With a chance to live
All hanging from the ceiling
Making little out of big
Couldn’t help but see you
When you were at your worst
And now that you’re back from dark side
You’re still cold as ice
Even if it all in my mind
Maybe you really are kind
But you didn’t stop talking
Long enough to hear me
And now and you’re gone
I can finally be free.
Beginnings.
Beginnings are the hardest part of writing. I look down at the page before me, unable to see the words that I know hang just below the surface. I stare, as if pretending to see them will make them appear. The paper, of course, wins this staring match and continues to hold its secrets. I put down my pencil, hand unwilling to move, and stretch. Beginnings are the hardest part of writing.
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