Or the trembling from expectation.
I know my capabilities and am no longer frightened by them.
I've made my own decisions, sucked them into my soul,
defined them.
I am nothing of then and everything of now.
Right now, this moment in these months.
And I will change again.
Everything comes subtly.
Faster than a blink.
You're there, in the storm, thinking about your death
as a nonchalant routine of human life.
The thoughts dwindle.
Liquid catacomb for all of my worries and analyzations.
Yet, the fear is gone. Like it never existed. Like I never doubted my existence.
The quickest habit to form is the one that forms without even having to say a word.
(as long as I'm smiling, as long as I'm laughing, I am happy. This is happiness.)
I don't even bother with justifications. I don't even bother with blaming excuses. There's nothing to justify, and no one to blame. No reason to blame. I have what I have because I need it to be there for me. I do what I do because I need to learn how to deal with it. Deal with myself, deal with the heart-stopping realization that nothing is how it seems, nothing feels how you think it will feel. Every dramatization is a lie we are all tricked into living.
(what is alive? the opposite of death? Is that all? We are going through all of this because of our need to contrast?)
Oh, but the brittleness is gone. The collapsing bone structure is now a solid mass of ideas and identity, guarded with iron and locks. But they're visible to me now, and necessary.
And I know I will change. And everything will be different. Oh, I know that now. That no feeling last forever. Everything is a dwindling spark, everything fades. (memoryless)
I've reached a pinnacle of witnessing perfection, living through perfection, facing ghosts of doubt, nightmares of fear and insecurity. And it all feels different, except I ride still silently, accepting silence as apart of my security system around the mass that I now am. The burgeoning honesty started flowing. And I took the insecurity, the doubt, the fear, all strong statured ghosts, I took them by the hand-
And I let them all go.

