Cold, Anger
I’ve had my mornings off from work due to the weather, which gives me time to write – a good thing, as I’ve been feeling shitty both health-wise and emotion-wise the past couple days and can use the extra time. I’m not going to go into the emotional stuff, but as far as writing: I do it. I journal before I write fiction and that, lately, takes up most of my time. When I’m upset I write it out. Today I think I busted out seven pages, that’s front and back. This makes it seem like emotional turmoil has a silver lining, but I’d rather not be filled with rage, thanks.
No songs, no pictures. Feel the austerity.
1 Comment
john skehan
Feb 02, 2019 @ 06:34:43
Yes, dreary winter days often leaves us all feeling the same way. Writing to express the frustration, the anger is the key to some relief. I find that the cold, dreary days seem to grow longer causing severe mood swings. But sitting down to write helps to deal with the depression caused by winter days.