October 21, 2007

The Revolution Continues....

When thinking of life as a movie, have you ever wondered if it were your movie or if you were just co-staring in someone else's?  it bugs me a lot cause I see myself as the co-star in someone else's love story, where there's Him & Her, & I'm that other girl that dates Him for a while until he realizes he really loves Her.  Or I'm the lead character's little sister who gets a punch line or two throughout the movie.  Or maybe the best friend, four or five names down in the credits.  I've tried looking @ life as my movie but it's like a bad attempt @ going solo, like Joey without the other Friends.  I tried to be the star of my own movie but Ebert & Roper gave me 2 thumbs up my ass, sent me crying & told me to get myself together.  & that's where revolutionizing my life comes in...

 
I don't really miss high school.  I miss feeling like a have a home.  Graduating kinda left me homeless.  It really left me everything-less.  Rebuilding myself, reinventing my rationales, that was suppose to be the revolution I needed to be the star in my life. My movie.  But it's hard.  I gave my heart away to someone.  How stupid am I?  Now I'm tryna revolutionize my life without a heart. (like that'll really work) To make life easier, my advisor sent me on a soul searching mission over the summer.  I searched all over Philly, I searched Las Vegas, DisneyWorld, Harrisburg, Wildwood, everywhere.  I found nothing.  No hint to where my life is going, what I'm doing, what I want, nothing.  So I'm revolutionizing my life with no heart or soul.  great.

Where there use to be a plan there is now no rhyme nor reason.  I just wake up everyday in the hopes that the Lord'll keep me living, James'll keep me loving, & my friends'll keep me laughing.  I keep waiting for something to spark, consciously knowing that that spark is waiting for me.  I'm just stubborn.  I'm gonna star in my own life one day.  All I know right now is that not everyone returns for the sequel…the ratings change with your mood…and we have no control over casting.  So, until I'm the star…the revolution continues…