Why do we believe that all our paths are different when we
share the same world? How would all paths cross if we didn’t
share anything in
common? It’s impossible to be differentiated
from each other because we live
off each other. We have the
different phases in life that help us step into
existence together.
The frequency, in which we do, increases as we continue
simultaneously. As we act, we break the barriers by changing
the associations
once made. We create others.
‘Generations apart’ is how we’re all defined. We precede many
like us and we
mimic what has been done. So what is different?
The way we act, and the way we show ourselves, the way we
remain our intrinsic
self is what’s different. To be utterly so, we
battle our own expectations of
where we find ourselves. Our
contexts define everything; the people around us
influence our
character, or push us in the opposite extremes. And once we’re
pushed here, we realize that it means the same to be on the other
side.
We experience many different things. We live to achieve our
happiness or rather to be happy despite of our achievements.
The experience brings us this happiness,
without the intention to
gain. The unexpected things free us into our
consciousness, and
we once again feel the familiarity that we all share.
Without any
order, without any sense, logic doesn’t apply when we go beyond
what we can analyze.
I wake up every morning to go to work, I do my make up, I do my
hair. I fit
into my contexts but the context doesn’t fit me. I look the
part and that’s all
that’s in sight. All I see are people scurried into
their paths.
Some glance
into me, into the world, into their own and into
everything.
Inspired by a curly haired Italian guy