I read The
Fountainhead for the first time in early 2010. Revisited it a few days back.
Even though this piece is not at all related to the theme of the
book, but it definitely is one of those major moments that I could relate to.
Perhaps many can relate to it.
i stare at
random stuff around
i don’t blink
i am not thinking a thing
salt water rolls down
if someone interrupts i get sick
i feel like breaking everything around.
i clench my teeth
and close my eyes
that moment is gone.....
but it comes again another day
i never release what i'm staring at
its abyss, its void
its the moment of peace
which cant be attained if i try.
it comes naturally
and that is when i feel nothing
no pain, no love, no bonds and no life
i wonder if that's how death feels like
i don’t blink
i am not thinking a thing
salt water rolls down
if someone interrupts i get sick
i feel like breaking everything around.
i clench my teeth
and close my eyes
that moment is gone.....
but it comes again another day
i never release what i'm staring at
its abyss, its void
its the moment of peace
which cant be attained if i try.
it comes naturally
and that is when i feel nothing
no pain, no love, no bonds and no life
i wonder if that's how death feels like
P.S. Dug
this out of my email drafts today while cleaning up. Corrected a
few grammatical errors. Also, 'Salt water' was previously 'Tears' but
thats not what I had meant so changed it.