Tuesday, August 6, 2013

A Day in a Life of A Daydreamer

Everyday she wakes up at 4:00am with her eyes half-closed. She starts her day by sitting on a dining table drinking a cup of coffee from a mug that was given to her last Christmas. Every day, daydreaming is never absent in her duties. She then thought to herself, “What if I become a mug and I will contain all the people’s warmth and rage. That would be hmm… I don’t know, never mind’. She then takes her last sip and looks at the window with the Birdseye view of the sunrise. She stands up and prepares everything that she needs for the day.
    The clock strikes 5:00am. She gets out of the door, locks it and walks away towards the bus stop. The bus usually arrives after 30-45minutes. She’s quick-waited. So she thought to herself again, “I will never let the people who expect for me wait longer than they should”. Then she was shocked that the bus was already in front of her. Ah, time’s really fast. She rides in the bus and takes a seat to the farthest corner of the bus.
            She looks at the window beside her. She glared at it for all she sees is a blurry and a murky view as if the window never got the chance to be cleaned, not even once. She could not stand it anymore. She thought to herself, “I will never let the people see an unclear perception towards the view that the want to see. Jeez. This people” then someone responded to her saying “Miss, this is the last stop, aren’t you going to get off the bus?” she again, forgotten where she will stop. So she just got off the last bus stop and walked.
            Without any choice, she walks on a narrow path where a house lies on its dead end. She then thought to herself, “I will never block someone’s way towards the path that they want to take”. Then someone ran to her, crying. “Where have you been? We have been looking for you since yesterday! Oh dear I have missed you!’’.  She became speechless. She was not able to recognize the person. So she thought to herself, “I will never run to someone and talk to her and just freak me out. I will never talk to a stranger. I’d rather talk to myself and daydream all day than talk to a weird person”. So she ran and suddenly, she was hit by a van and in a matter of seconds, she bathed in her own blood. The person ran to her and cried for help.
            After an hour, she awakes in a place where all she can see is a wide white space nothing but a white wide space. She was overwhelmed to what she saw. She then thought to herself, for one last time.
            “I hate myself. For all the things that I will think about, I have forgotten the most important thing and that is I will just forget everything that will happen to me and I will never have  the chance to remember it. I have forgotten that I have Alzheimer’s. How stupid of me. If only I have remembered. Oh, I can’t. I just don’t understand why all of the people that can have this illness, why me, that at the age of sixteen, I was given this burden? Why? I don’t understand that even my own mother, I have forgotten her and even thought she was a stranger when she was only there, trying to protect me from the last moments of my life.

            But they don’t need to worry now because I am up here, safe and sound. I am now up here, remembering each and every memory that I can remember. I will not forget any glimpse that I will have. I will never forget any of it, promise. For now, I think there are people who still cry for me but I don’t want you to. I just don’t want you to forget me and I just want you to remember just one thing that I am up here. I am up here, listening to your daydreams’. 

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