Of absolutes and approximations...
As I lay down on the bed, lying down in semi-consciousness, I try
and recollect the vague events of the past few hours. Of the vodka shots. Of
the zillion fags I smoked. Of things I better not tell.
I'm now numb on the bed. I feel nothing within or without.
Hours pass by in a wink, and I'm still thinking - of that elusive
female in a white dress at the bar. Of the snooker table. Of the drive
back home on an old TVS Scooty. Of friends and family. Of things that
really don't matter.
In between all this chaos, reality strikes. And it strikes hard. What
the fish is wrong with my life? Where am I heading? Why is the world
spinning out of control all around me?
And I have thoughts which are even more basic and perplexing... how
this insignificant anonymous entity might feel when he finds his
strengths?
But then I also realize that me being unemployed and all makes me think of nonsensical questions like...
Why am I not doing that which comes naturally to me?
Why am I not doing that which will bring out the best in me with the least resistances offered?
Why should I not be doing things that I've never imagined to be possible?
Why should we be doing the doings without the thought of mortality influencing us?
And at the end of all these drunk experiences I realize - why do we
deal in almosts and approximations and never in absolutes? People never
think in absolutes...well I'm blabbering.
People shouldn't get drunk when they are already out of their minds!




