Summer Shock: BLOCKED
During the past few weeks, I have devoted much of my on digging horror films. I was trapped in a pile of movies to a point where I can’t choose what to watch or what to watch first. Summer makes me a lot shallow indeed. During school days, I am accustomed to choose between having the Occasional Paper before reviewing for Structure of English. It was crap. You’re torn between two major pillars and the question is… where to be scourged first.
This
intense dilemma is to be taken with full consideration and mediation, as if I am
in a Conclave voting for the right Shepherd. Mediation is a time termite that
tends to consume my working hour for both the Occasional Paper and Structure of
English. But in summer, dilemmas are off
to the usual weight of school days yet it still takes an entire span of
attention. Questions meddle from going to bath what time which ends to
showering at midnight. Sometimes I vow to read one book on inspiration for a
tougher spirituality. The feeling becomes elevated, I begin perspiring. I stop
in the fear of an emotional breakdown. As my eyes scroll deeper and deeper into
the bottom of the page, the fear exacerbates. My grip on the book was like a
snapping alligator. I force myself to stop reading the book. Then I arrive at
an internal monologue, “Stop, Ian… stop it!” I induce the idea that my mind,
emotion and the whole of my being cannot handle the ideas or scenes in the
book. As I close the book and leave the chapters that almost changed the course
of my life, I suddenly realize I am reading a novel with a handful of murder
scenes not quite inspirational.
As
the summer approaches, I have with me this distinct grin. The grin that
promises that I can do what I want – Writing. I picture summer as the ultimate
liberation as if I were an Israelite freed from making Egyptian pyramids and
other queer statues. Liberation from the school related works on the risk of
burning brow and even money. This imagery of a writing spree vacation becomes
fantasy staying on mind. The fantasy becomes too beneficial instead of being a
waste of time. It serves as my daily motivation to work at the last drop of my
blood for the school year. When you’re at this age the highest award you want
is not an academic distinction or money. It’s the vacation that matters (at
least for me). It’s the carrot that the dumb donkey is wandering for.
When
summer shocks you, it overwhelms! Too overwhelming I stick against the fantasy.
I resort to sleeping. As a result I change my body clock’s landscape. I become
nocturnal. Then, I question the existence of a body clock. Personally, the
summer shock ruins every plan I have in mind, the longed fantasy. Instead of
writing, I shut myself to darkness. And the bad thing of sleeping for a lengthy
duration is waking up catatonic. I’m like the Walking Dead extra. I don’t care
of the people around me. My brain seems to be shaken… it has a different
weight. I assert for an earth of myself. My mood is like expired juice (taste
one!) My mind bulb enlightens me. The light leads me to Facebook and Twitter. My
day is wasted, to a point of refreshing twitter for interactions or Facebook
for notifications. When there’s nothing, I refresh the computer hoping there’s
one new feed. Zero! I start to blame the sluggish net.
School
days deprives us of the fitness and the shape we owe to the beauty of nature.
It hurts but yes we owe it to nature. My body is too stuck to paper works and
studying so begins to bulge. Do I have cancer? I don’t know. One thing in mind,
I need to exercise. I take the mindset of waking up early for a jog the
following day. This tomorrow turns to be stationary till the school days break
its silence. The fitness summer fails and I gain more weight.
I
have also this agitation that I want to meet my classmates urgently to share my
shameful summer shocks. Tell them I saw a long list of horror films and I
wasn’t able to watch even one. I really miss all classmates of different levels of
profundity: stupid, more stupid and most stupid. You just want to talk with
them, hoping they have silly stories too.
Summer
is not still consumed by time. I hope to get more fun with it. Have a life.
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