Wednesday, 23 June 2010

Boredom

It’s all the same innit? Same in same out. How to break monotony. It isn’t an easy task, especially if you’re unhappy. Otherwise why break it? Happy people can be bored too, they just enjoy what they’re doing more. Money has a lot to do with it. It gives people the freedom to chose. Freedom to work two jobs to pay the rent and maybe have a couple of beers Friday night. Try to avoid Saturdays, it’s amateur night. Fridays pretty much the same but not as bad. Thursdays great but you may still get an areshole. Not on a Wednesday, nobody’s out but you and a couple of mates either off your face or complaining about spending money when having a shit night. Those aren’t the happy people. Still these happy people tend to go out Saturday. As these people the enemy? Because their jobs are better paid and they have more freedom? That’s a bit severe. But still it feels like a war zone, two armies colliding in the hope of the same thing. A good night out. One we’re all entitled to. Even the unemployed look forward to pay day. It’s a great feeling shared by all, but doesn’t make us all happy. Some know what to expect and it a kick swift to the balls by reality reminding them of their status in life. Political warfare played out like a play for an audience of one. Characters cast and lines rehearsed. All for the purpose of entertainment. For we are bound by invisible chains however we can see the restraints. And we allow those restraints to remain for we shall not throw down our shackles. Because we all live in fear, happy and sad. And we are controlled by that fear and shall be forever more until we say stop. Enough. We are all free men, let us embrace each other rather than set up partitions. Extend a hand and realise we are of the same. There is no need for conflict we are all on the same road. Let us stick to it. But it’s not human nature. Since the first couple was forbid from that fruit we were told what to do. But that deity has been replaced by capitalism and fundamentalists, twisting the word of God to satisfy their own needs. The east do it too, and are no less direct or aggressive than us. But many of us walk blind to it. But in east there are those that can see. If they would listen, or allow us to talk to one another. They would see. But there’s no profit in peace eh? And without money how can we break the monotony?

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