February 08, 2010

Poignant Moment of the Day

Picture the scene:
A bus stop full of a variety of children. Some males and some females, some pretty and some ugly, some thin and some fat (not mentioning any names). Everyone, apart from one girl in the corner wearing a huge black coat with a brightly coloured, handmade-by-Mother flower broach on the lapel, is talking about Six Nations - England vs Wales result. England beat Wales, and judging by their 'comments' they beat them pretty badly! The conversation is all about sport and then it drifts to Valentine's Day and how some of their parents are going to be completely 'sloshed' on the weekend. All of this is going on and that one girl in the corner wearing a huge black coat with a brightly coloured, handmade-by-Mother flower broach on the lapel is just stood staring at these people whilst listening to Jarvis Cocker and his narrative on society. His narrative on how everyone is obsessed with fitting in, having sex and getting even. His narrative on how once in a while there is someone who can see the things that really matter in life and get lost in their own world. This is me and I don't fit in. This is me and I never truly matured emotionally. This is me and I hope that all my dreams and ambitions won't be stomped on by a cruel harsh reality. This is me disobeying the rule of three. This is me and I hope you understand me. This is me and I don't know if I like it, but it does just fine. This is me and I'm hoping you enjoyed reading this. This is me and I'm embarrassed. This is me and I'm leaving you now. x
at 7:49 pm

4 comments:

  1. mrdrwwilliams9 February 2010 at 09:34

    If you think about it, NOBODY really fits in.
    :)

    *hugs*
    You ok?
    :)

    xox

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  2. Sam9 February 2010 at 17:08

    I'm glad you don't fit in! XD. All the cool little quirky things about you are what makes you so special and great to have as a friend. :)

    Love the last sentences btw, reminds me a bit of Chuck Palahniuk ;).

    Sam

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  3. mrdrwwilliams9 February 2010 at 18:34

    Exactly. :)

    Also, Sam, I think that was the whole point of them... :P I'm only guessing, but seeing as Sophie worships at his altar, methinks it's a pretty safe guess.

    xox

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  4. Tofu Brown9 February 2010 at 20:23

    I'm okay ta (Y)
    Chuck is very inspirational obviously and I haven't actually found an author who captivates me as much as he does. So yeah, my writing can come across as very Chuck-like! xD
    Btw Sam, I couldn't agree more! lmfao Jokes! ;)

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