We are caged from within, by ourselves;
our ways of life, our morals, our personality. We cannot change that. No matter
how brutal the fall or how hard we try, how many coats we plant on. We always remain
the same at our core. We always fall
prey to ourselves. Even the strongest of us breakdown, once in a while, from
the pressure of it all. It’s there,
pulling us down, drowning us whilst we try to breath in the stuffy air. Is it
wrong, is it really, to want from others at the same degree? Are our expectations
really pointless? Do we not deserve the same? Or are some of us just here to
look after and not be look-after-ed? It makes us want to change, we make promises
to ourselves but in the end we are the same, the same we were yesterday; probably
with another layer that is supposed to harden us, but is really just pointless.
We are there for others, standing there suspended in waiting while the others
have already moved on. They are too far to notice us still standing there stagnant
in emotions and morale. They've changed,
found another somebody to rely on, to look forward to. It doesn't matter to
them, but to us.
And at the end of the day, those
little unsaid words of appreciation are really what break us down. It makes us
wants to stop caring when we can’t, to stop expecting when we can’t; because we
our bound by our ways, our principles, our personality. Whilst they… they've gone... moved on.
Momina.

