YOU IN SILENCE
Still through the cloven skies they come
With peaceful wings unfurled
And still their heavenly music floats
O'er all the weary world
Christmas is done and Frank Sinatra’s It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear played. The gloomy weather reminds me that in every loud and joyful
moment, there’s always an aftermath of silence and realizations. The silence is
loud that only my own heartbeat and songs of birds can be heard. They are
gloomy and like the sea with no waves, the season is tedious. I don’t know if I
liked it or my soul’s having a culture shock. All the things that happened in
my life happened so fast. At this very age, I would like to sit alone and embrace
the dullness of this era and I am afraid that I might want this solitude
forever. My thoughts sound like an old soul waiting for its death.
The world is lonely and the people we look upon withered
with no signs. I guess all young adults tend to find meaning in their life. Expectations
in this age are common but to overcome suffering is rare. Everybody wants to celebrate
and highlight victory. Only few real veterans of life love the war. War is not
just about the loud voice coming from your thoughts, the waging war of right
decision, and the battle to fight on to what you really believe. It is also between silence
and crisis. It is about not knowing the purpose and the real desire. It is between
giving up knowing the why and going on to do the how.
Life is complicated. In silence, we cannot assure less
confusion. In silence, it’s loud and melancholic. It’s recognizing that the
world is heavy and your heart as well. However, you keep you. You do what
matters. That is acknowledging you are human and fearful. That you are
vulnerable and weak. That you are a weary soul who sometimes faints. It is
okay. Life is okay because in sorrow, we have joy. Only those who overcome loneliness
and solitude can be the strongest soldiers in life. They are the ones who find
real happiness and meaning. You are one of the tough men.
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