The heat has left us
And brought the fall in.
I hate when it cums too early.
I'm fed up with the way things are
And craving that massive change.
So I tore down everything from my walls
And rearranged the flat
Planted new plants to allow more to grow
And turned up the heat to hold on to the last of my summer.
This may be my last summer in London...
And it ended the moment I left for Norway.
She left,
And I secluded myself to the world.
Needing time to listen to me.
No people
No conversation
No music.
And I heard my body begging for balance.
Postural balance,
Dietary balance,
and Emotional balance.
I smoked out the apartment
cleaning out the past,
and things just started clicking into place.
My spine
My feet
My sternum
My lungs
My knees
all functioned to their optimal ability
And life began to align...
I spent the night dancing with the rising moon
and flailed my body until I felt its proper position.
My wishes started coming true.
I have full control over my fate.
This isn't chance.
And if I can master the way my body functions,
surely I can master the way my life functions...
If you can't be by yourself,
How can you be with someone else?
How can you communicate,
If you can't communicate with yourself?
Sure, that may result in lecturing myself on the street,
But who cares?
Who actually CARES?!
Don't just think you know.
Know that you know.
Know that your body is in proper alignment.
Know that what you do is just.
Know that you are a good person
who actively does good for others and to the world.
Don't think you know who you are.
Know that you know.
I surround myself with good people
Who actively make changes in their lives.
My friends all seek betterment.
...The ones that don't,
Can only come so close to me...
I'm in my mid-twenties.
I want to change the world.
When I'm in my mid-forties,
I'll still want to change the world.
Mediocrity will not suffice.
I have the best in life
And I will never settle for anything less than best.
I love my friends for they are the same.
A new regime has begun.
It may mean being alone more,
But sometimes alone is the best company...
