In The Airplane.
In the airplane there is freedom of soul and spirit, though physically, I'm confined and reigned. In the airplane there are hopes of individuality, a sense of self-awareness and a vision to make real.
I cannot describe my love for airplanes and airports well enough, and it's a love I have discovered just recently. Watching the afternoon clouds, the glimmering sun rises and the fields green and light brown come into sight. I love just sitting there for hours, loving the tension and the stimulating anxiety fill the spaces between my cells, surging in my blood and making me feel alive. I love watching people in that state as well, with their tired faces and unkempt hair.. it's an overwhelming atmosphere.
In the future, I'd like to travel as much as I can since it's a perfect way for me to unwind and feel liberated and free. It removes all the stress I usually carry on my shoulder and allows me to let go of all the ridiculous attachments that do nothing but enhance my negativity and anxiety. In the air, the bonds between me and my routine weaken, and I'm allowed to start fresh anew when I come back.
I consider myself so grateful for being able to travel, and I can't express my thankfulness well enough at the moment. It's rather shameful for me to complain all year long about my peculiar worries and fears when I'm actually bestowed with blessings that my mind is not so aware of every single minute of the day. That's why I'm meditating, closing my eyes and focusing on my breath, thinking of how individual I am and how life surrounds me, touching every particle of my skin, enforcing me with energy and yet another unit of time to carry on.
I am grateful, and I'm sorry that sometimes I do feel so awfully helpless and inhuman. I am human; I have feelings and attitudes and they are things I realised I need to work on.
Thank you, world. Thank you, God.
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