"Nothing is more real than nothing".
I remember reading this from somewhere, but can't recall where. I didn't understand it back then. But today, it seems like fate has its way of answering our questions, for I have finally understood it.
I went to an art gallery, it was great but I was alone. It was peaceful and empty. Perhaps, I often find peace in emptiness.
After checking out the artworks. I ate at one of my favorite places.
I was eating alone, at the thought of realization, I lost my appetite. I didn't know whether I should reduce to tears, it felt so absurd.
I searched for what it meant on my way home. The quote was from Samuel Beckett's novel called "Malone Dies" - about an old man who was waiting to die and contemplating about death. Confused on what is real and what is not.
When I got home, out of instinct, I took my notebook and began scanning the pages. To my surprise, I found a short quote that I wrote way back, it says:
I had a fear,
That I'll have a death in vain.
Does a nobody remain a nobody?
And a somebody,
Becomes more and more of a somebody?____
And that's when it hit me. A quote that used to not make sense to me is now hitting me hard. I've never felt so alone and small. I've never felt so stuck in the same place. I wanted to soar high and grow, but I felt tied to my commitments.
And so, I closed my eyes. I let it go and leave it all to faith now.
Tomorrow will be better.
Tomorrow, the emptiness and void will be filled.I have felt "nothing" in its pure and raw form. Now I must fill it up with Faith and Love.
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