Fear to society
- MaidenCrystal115
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Fear to society
What you do, say, think or even how you life, may be not acceptable to society.
People everyday wake up on the morning, get up and shower. Later eat breakfast while they're ready to start their routine.
A routine that's perpetual and never ends, because you can't leave it or your life support may vanish.
But what if I break my routine? What if instead of doing my cyclical routine, I walk to another path on the route and maybe leisure on the way.
Even if means people looking at you confused, thinking what's up with you or why you walk around like a lost lamb.
Maybe the fresh air can shake me awake better from the morining stupor or maybe each step lead to a new idea.
How would I live if I didn't chose nursing? What would I be doing now? Should I talk to those strangers on the street to start a small talk? Would I be...weird if I succumb to my depression? Would it be bad to fake a smile to my patients? Or is it fine to do that?
On my feet, there's the ache from a heavy machinery made up with ideas, thoughts and emotions.
People can carry pain and sorrow and hide it under a tired face and heavy coat...
And the fact people can't fight it or people see their fight as 'nonconventional'...
Why should be isolate them and not help them?
Does that mean we are not part of a society?
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Grammar errors make it a little difficult to flow with the energy as you build it (nicely) and leave the reading musing your final words.
I enjoyed this.