My hells and heavens are moments in every day.
My hells come mainly from me. Fear of being late, worry of not being good enough, worry of messing up a good thing.
My heavens are times where I feel pride, welcomed, needed and desired.
It all seems to derive from emotion.
The heavenly moment of a knock on the door of your lonely home near dinner time. Then the dramatic warm and comforting hug after a long day of work.
A hell of pressure at work when your adviser leaves you a set priority list then gets mad because you didn't get around to the thing on the very bottom of the list.
I suppose I see heaven and hell every day.
Yet, I believe in neither.
They are just thoughts, sparatic nerve movement in the brain.
Yet, I believe in neither.
They are just thoughts, sparatic nerve movement in the brain.
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