Tale about endurance

It always seemed to make things so much easier.
Almost as if it could take away the sharp edges out of all the tough parts in life.
The parts where someone has to approve of us, has to acknowledge our potential or clarify the lack of it.
The parts of life that make the knees give in and the lips stick to the teeth.

It can be easier to wish for things that were never part of the deal.
For things that were never supposed to happen, but are a sweet surprise if they do.
A surprise that can shake up the world, destroy lives and still be a bittersweet tale to tell many years later.
It can save a soul for a sweet second to leave the script behind and improvise.
Even if only for a most secret daydream.
To break the rules and be safe from a reality that is terrifying.

It always made my heart jump out of my throat to be tested and questioned. To proof all the things that I knew, even if I was more than sure about them.
It always made me cry in the certain belief that I was already dying when my body was examined.
It put in question my will to live when all the paper work to really exist in this world had to be done.

So, why not fall in love with the other person involved?
Why not rather worry about my hair than about the one response to a likely exam question I always tend to confuse?
Why not rather work on a soft glow of my skin than waste thoughts on the one mole in my back?
And why not look them in the eye and daydream about starting an affair right there on their desk rather than actually doing taxes?

Published by Mistress Witch writes

About the historical horror of living. Drafting my witching novel. Chasing dark, forgotten and haunted tales.

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