Escaping an Apparent Deadlock: The Light at the End of a Dark Tunnel
It was all too fresh to begin and end with. Wherein I have completely excluded myself of the ideas of drawbacks and with an effective travesty of reasons, I have consummately assumed that an ardent sincere effort would be sufficient to eradicate an unforgiving past. That a life anew would be all too imminent if had I been so determined to leave everything behind and close all books on a bitter historical truth and reality.
Then again, have I been so presumptuous and too overconfident with my ability to be resilient that at the end of the day, comes a point of realization that I’m still incarcerated within the past’s remnant’s prison.
True, that a deliberate attempt to liberate myself from a binding state is corollary to an honest endeavor to be extricated from a perennial misery encompassing despair, anguish and frustration. But in an another premise, I find myself conspiring a powerful excuse not to face my most formidable fear and escaping the possibility of a debacle in choosing a “head-on collision” resolve to basically answer the root-cause of my disconcertion and an apparent self-inhibiting precaution.
I haven’t really overcome the shadows. I was merely arbitrarily answering questions in an “as-of-the-moment” basis that practically jumpstarts me into working in an elevated machinery of various new possibilities condoning the fundamental queries that ought to be significantly answered. Without even grasping the real causes of this infallible dilemma.
Questions like: “Do I really don’t love that someone anymore?” “Am I actually already free from that emotional binds?” “Is she really a closed book?”…
Retrospectively, the answers to those questions seemed inutterable for me despite of my definite awareness. Therefore, proving that the gravity of here existence’s presence in my life still weighs down on me, that I have just been too efficiently evasive in confronting a debilitating truth.
I am in a deadlock.
And the key is seemingly nonexistent or it might be its whereabouts have not been revealed yet. And what’s more intimidating is that I have had this persistent hunch that it’s only the past that possesses it.
But I do not wish to concede. I will still affirm my stand that the key is somewhere out there in my future. Regardless of its span of expectancy, it is really there. I just wish that it finds me soon before I spun the last thread of hope.
These questions, these dilemmatic situations, and this deadlock might be deteriorating the morale of my existence. But I’m certain that it would come to pass. That my patience will reward me peace and someday, someone will have to be that savior and redeem me from this seemingly abysmal condition.
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