The Willing Man

There was a moment yesterday when I was out in a town sitting on a bench while waiting for someone; and when waiting, I was remembering my mom and how she would sometimes ask me to wait on that same bench for her while she would go into the store in front of me so to quickly buy something. I remembered how when she would often come back out with what ever she had bought, she would be looking at me smiling as if she had done something cheeky. With my mom on my mind then, I guess it was no surprise I dreamt of her last night – and it was a rather sweet dream of her too. We were shopping for Christmas and she was dressed as she would often be during the winter – wearing her long black coat which would be zipped right up to under her chin so to keep all her body and neck warm. She was very cheerful in the dream, and I as I always was with my mom, was affectionate to her – giving her hugs and leaving kisses on her forehead. I can’t really remember how the dream ended, but I do remember how much she was smiling in the dream and that is something I miss so much – her smile. And when thinking about my mom, it sometimes takes me back to this demeanour... "There are more important things in this World than what I want, or care about and love". I've learnt though that the greater man will do everything in his power for both, for there is nothing that limits us but only our will. A willing man has no end to what he can do – dare even that he may one day fly if only he wills himself hard enough. I think I’m regaining the burden again – the responsibility – it wants to begin again, but I feel good about it. This time I’m learning how burden, if used well, can push us to be a better person – to fight a better fight. On the other side of this burden, I can be forgetful. I sometimes forget that the ‘dream’ cares for me as much as I also care for the ‘dream’ – I should really never forget that.
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-hug-
i'm sorry about your mother. D:
i honestly haven't experienced loss like that, which must explain why i tend to think self-centered-ly. i just haven't had anything snap me out of my own mind (and i do desperately need that).

i hope you won't mind my leaving a comment of a different mood:
i was watching Collateral last night. a REALLY good movie, actually.
and you know what? there was that part in it that made me think of the first entry that i read on your diary that started my talking to you.
(yes, i still remember -- i never forget things like that for anyone lolz... i have attachment problems like that i suppose)

but here: http://sitdiary.net/someguy/?cmd=view_entry&eid=77
THE WHOLE THING WAS A QUOTE FROM THAT MOVIE!

it amazed me that i found that out about a year later. xD
it was more amazing that i actually NOTICED. it snapped in my head and said, "oh my god, that was that entry that i read on sitdiary!"
xD
omg, i'm so sorry :[
Cheerfullness never last like so many other things and they shouldn't
and its ok
so in the end who would win in a fight, not just a fist fight but all, lets say, between a willing man and a greater man?
aww :[
so. where is your mom, if you don't mind my asking? and that last paragraph is true. really. especially about the burden part :[ but honestly, i've never thought of it that way. well maybe in a way, to an extent a burden makes us strong. but depends on what that burden is :[
thank-you. I'm trying to overcome my problems.
as alot of us are, trying to read in between the lines is not at all as easy as they say.
I think we may have to talk about this on our own time to better explain things to me. Hopefully the 'dream' is the 'dream' I may be thinking of...and if so, please...don't forget it.