Catching Emotions
I’m lost today. I’m neither here nor there. Neither happy nor sad. It’s like being on a boat that’s sailing on land. You feel it rocking, your palms are sweaty. You’re afraid you’re going to drown but you never will because you’re on solid ground.
I’m getting lost in all my emotions of happiness, depression, confusion, anger and being tickled. To sum all these up, I guess I’m jaded. Right now I’m trying to catch hold of these emotions one by one. Trying catch them by their wispy tails and feeling through them.
Ahh, I just caught anger. It’s within me again. This anger is different from the one I feel before. It’s wanting to burst out of me. The feeling is most prominent at my forehead. I can visualise the anger pouring out of my forehead and temples like a volcanic eruption. It spurts out like an acidic and burning inferno, leaving nothing in its path. Eradicating those I have such hatred for in a violent swipe, torturing them with the pain they inflict on me a thousand fold. They scream and writhe as they understand I have no need to endure their mind-wrenching nonsense. Depression comes as a side dish to anger. Like wasabi to sashimi. I hate wasabi.
Tickles come in the form of silly actions of mine and sms-es today. Like mashed potatoes! I love mashed potatoes!
Happiness is harder to catch. It slips through my fingers as it makes me a little light headed. It loves a game of hide-and-seek. I’m having a little headache as my soul turns and distorts itself trying to catch a wisp of happiness. It’s very ironic, but my mind wrenches as if someone is squeezing the water out of a wet cloth. The hands of happiness toys with my brains as I try to capture it. It twists and squeezes my brains. I can visualise the membranes of my brains being squeezed and twisted so tightly they turn transparent and you can see it almost threatening to pop and spilling brain juice all over the place. Okay, I give up trying to capture happiness. I’m not about to clean up my table that has been messed up with my brain juice, thank you very much. I guess I’ll feel happier with happiness feeling happier being free and not toying with my brains.
Confusion swims past my eyes as I look at my white female mouse that eats only money. You ask how I know it’s female. It has blusher and eyelashes, matter-of-factly pointed out by a friend, as opposed to the grey mouse that has no blusher nor eyelashes. I’m confused because the mouse looks confused. Confusion sends a shiver up my spine, through my teeth and up till the tip of my head. It’s not the same kind of shiver you feel when you’re afraid or anxious. It’s the kind of confused shiver that makes you want to grind your teeth with confusion. She looks at me and I’m wondering when she’ll open her already open mouth and ask me when I’m going to feed her, with money of course. I’m confused because I don’t know if I should keep my money in my wallet or feed the mouse with it. I’m confused because the mouse has one ear that’s bigger than the other, and to take money out of it I’ll have to wrench her head off. Oooh, violent!
I guess I could use my time more wisely like sleeping instead of catching emotions at an ungodly hour of 0130.
Well, I was never known for my wisdom.











