Thursday, March 15, 2007

The Great Cycle of Nature

And so it goes, the great cycle. Disspiriting news at work beget furious storms of self-doubt, anxiety, and anxiety-doubt. At home, some comfort from warm children's bodies lying against me as I read stories. And then, dinner and a fight, about life goals, the relative import of career, family, houses, friends, geographies, money. And then a backing off, a mild rapprochement before bed (mild, mind you). And then pharmasleep, followed by premature wakie wake time at 5 AM and a heightened if silent revisiting of the prior day's and night's themes.

And then, after a suitable pause, up, eat, shave, shower, suit, car, work, paycheck, work, good news, lunch, work, snack , work, bad news, work, home. Colored check marks on the task list mark the passage through the day.

5 comments:

  1. Anonymous1:15 PM

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  3. Anonymous9:28 AM

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    And you feel a little sad

    Don't let your head hang

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  5. Anonymous11:32 AM

    For a while I, too, wondered if there was more than one author, and if so, how they managed to mask their individual identities.

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