Frustration
Posted in *Mine*, *na, me, moi, y yo* with tags Elizabeth Gilbert, Frustration, i hope, poem, Ted Talk on 2010/12/02 by megans11The only way I know to control myself is to write my thoughts down as fast as I can. Trying to think nothing but what I really feel at that moment, because that feeling could possibly only last a minute. Before it goes away I have to catch it. Like all good ideas come to you, you have to catch it, and hold on to it. Well, at least that’s what Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat, Pray, and Love says in Ted Talk.
I’m falling in love with her book. I haven’t finished it nor have I seen the movie. (I believe that the text must come before the visuals- something I learned through Harry Potter). Her honesty fascinates me as well as her eloquence of delivery. She seems so powerful, independent, and normal at the same time. How would she express my frustration right now – I’m not sure.
FRUSTRATION
Winter is cold, the wind blows too hard, and it’s not even snowing to cover the disaster. I hope
temperature sinks as well as my heart to below zero degrees Celcius for snows. I wonder if
it gets cold enough everything becomes clearer,
we can see more than what we can. I hope
I hope, I hope, I hope.
Winter is cold, the wind blows too hard, and it’s not even snowing to cover the disaster. I hope
this doesn’t make sense at all and you get nothing from it. I wonder if
it makes you frustrated enough that
you can see more than what you can. I hope
I hope, I hope, I hope.

