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Dry Positivity.
June 20, 2011
You can't always say, "think good thoughts."
It worked for awhile,
but if you're like me,
you'll eventually run out of positivity.
Can I call myself an optimist,
if I say, "Things can't get any worse" ?
Because I'm not sure if it works quite like that.
It's strange how all I hear is
"I'm fed up"
"Shut up"
"Break-up"
or even "Stuck-up"
but every time I hear it,
it's as if my chances of healing go anywhere but that direction.
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