Perhaps it will be cured
With a healthy dose of happiness;
When all my dreams are in my reach
And I have but to make my wish.
Perhaps it will be cured
With a little dose of love;
When I hardly even feel the ground,
And my eyes twinkle like stars above.
Perhaps it will be cured
With a giant dose of joy;
When all the dark is gone away,
And I no longer am the devil’s toy.
Or perhaps it will be cured
With a right dose of reality:
Just a step out from the door;
For every cure must start with me.
Writer In Retrospect 
Sometimes it’s not about finding the cure, but perhaps better ways to manage it? Don’t let the disease or the cure become the crutch. Don’t let the dark become a vice? Because no matter how much you try to eat there will always be more. Until that’s all there is. And then you go fuck, too late. Regret. And that’s an even heavier stone to carry down there in the cold.
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Huh. Maybe so.
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Ditto.
A slight case of insanity is not bad, though.
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Oh? Glad to hear it, Doc. 😜
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Sorry, I’m not really the person to ask for feedback. Though if I had to give one piece of advice, it would be not to beg. If someone likes your blog and wants to read more, then they will probably follow — no asking required. But I think few people like being pushed. Ideally, if you want true, consistent followers, then you form a meaningful connection with them. Read their blogs, chat with them. And if they want to visit your blog in return, that’s their choice. At least, I think that’s how it goes… Like I said, I’m not really the person to ask for feedback. 😅
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