I need to distract my mind when my heart is not feeling well… I have to or it will effect
My entire day… people around me or some situation that I’m in will be effected too…
I don’t like to think about things much… unless if it’s a good thing… if it’s bad… I don’t bother…
I use to be the type that uses my mind then follow my heart… but I end up using both at once… so I turn to use my heart… then my mind…. It has work for me in years… lead me places… but now I have to revert it back to my orthodox style of thinking…
I don’t get distracted easily… hit me at my weak point and I’ll tumble down like the twin tower on September 11th.
The personification would be: ‘It would be curious to discover who it is to whom one writes in a diary. Possibly to some mysterious personification of one's own identity.”
And the metaphor is: “Language operates between literal and metaphorical signification.”
It’s something between the combination of possible and impossible that create posimpable… which means nothing and everything…
My entire day… people around me or some situation that I’m in will be effected too…
I don’t like to think about things much… unless if it’s a good thing… if it’s bad… I don’t bother…
I use to be the type that uses my mind then follow my heart… but I end up using both at once… so I turn to use my heart… then my mind…. It has work for me in years… lead me places… but now I have to revert it back to my orthodox style of thinking…
I don’t get distracted easily… hit me at my weak point and I’ll tumble down like the twin tower on September 11th.
The personification would be: ‘It would be curious to discover who it is to whom one writes in a diary. Possibly to some mysterious personification of one's own identity.”
And the metaphor is: “Language operates between literal and metaphorical signification.”
It’s something between the combination of possible and impossible that create posimpable… which means nothing and everything…
1 comment:
I seem to recognize the two quotations.
The last quote seems to be from barney stinsen "HIMYM"
nice conversion
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