brakes on a bike, breaks in life and something that breaks.
2012-05-14 parašė fejafejaOnce I decided to have a break.
I thought to have some time for creation. To have some spare time, not to struggle, not to aim for things- it was not worth, if you want the truth. I would have never reached them. I would have never made it to the top in this university. i would have never made it to the top in industrial Denmark, so far ahead from me. Such a horizon I was aiming for. Studies, assignments, competitions. I was only good in those which I was sure to win. I only applied for the ones I was approximately sure to win. I decided to have a break. It was not right. Never have a break. You would just go backwards in bigger steps than forwards. Life from the age of 15 is trying not to go back. And not trying is regress. Such I had.
But the strange thing is- how hard it is to wake up. That weakness when you go out to work in a yard for the first time in spring is nothing compared to the hard work you have to do, courage, will power you need, this power squeezing effort you need to stand up again, to fight for your hometown glory. And homecoming might be the key for it. For some reason- no matter how I miss Denmark, I feel at home here. Back home. Nobody quite likes me here, I have no social network, no friends, even the relatives don’t like spending time with be because of what I became. But this city. I feel like I have something to love when around here. Some place I love and at the same time am supposed to love. Some place I can never be sure where to go. Some big place- like a shelter from the cruel world. Some place where I know it will be sunny in 3 months. Place so unlike where I am coming back now. So unlike Aalborg, which I came to love too after some time, which I know so well. But cold and not accepting, not tolerant. So empty that you become afraid of the crowded places. A place about which I can not say “The city of punks and raincoats”. A city where you could probably go naked and nobody would consider you a freak. They would call you an artist. Expressing the idea of a rotten material world. They would give you your fame, though you are not asking for it. Yet I have to admit that it is an encouraging factor to live and create. No matter what you say, art is not just for the artist, It is for those who see it. And they are for the artist. On the silver plate (metaphor, I don’t eat people) . Brought to bed on Sunday morning. Or not, but at least there is a chance to believe it.
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