Angelique Richter
Active Member
November 18, 2015
The therapist said I should write things down. I don’t know if that’ll do anything to get my son back to me or not, I’m at the point where I’ll try anything. I miss Brandon. To get him back, then lose him again ripped me apart. To lose Klaus, then get him back under ‘conditions’ tears at me every day inside. To be lectured of consequences when I feel my body crying out to have another child enrages me to the point of weeping futilely by the water’s edge.
No one’s here at the park this afternoon. It’s too cold and it’s getting dark already. The wind’s picked up. My coffee's cold now. I don’t want to go home. It’s not a very safe place. No where I go is safe. Nothing is really mine and no one will do anything to remind me that this world is full of life because it’s not. It’s dead and dying. Entropy wins a little more each day and apathy takes the place of goodwill or kindness.
If I knew I could die, I would consider throwing myself in the river. The first time I died hurt like hell, but I learned that it was pointless to wallow in suffering for too long. Find your strength inside your own person. Stick to what you know makes you strong. For me, it was my duty. I reminded myself every day to not fall down that path again. All it takes is a look in the mirror. Or in this case the water. Brown and fetid though it is, I can still see my tattoo.
I don’t think I’ll ever have the privilege of bringing a life in this world again. The prospect of Klaus having a son or daughter fills me with delight, however. I envision seeing him terrified at first, but then as those tiny eyes look up to him in wonder, he would smile back in happiness at the wonderment of something that was his own creation. Someone. Someone that would look up to him, learn from him and become great like him.
He is great when he allows himself to remember who he is. He is also his own worst enemy. His fears and insecurities imprison him more effectively than those that tossed him into Arkham. The medicines are helping. I’m coming to believe even our patron of the harvest is helping, in her own strange way. But there are too many demands upon us, too many chains. We are not free bees. There’s still too much to do.
Yes, I still want to die. No, it won’t happen. Yes, I still want a child. No, it also will not happen. Or so I believe. What would they do to me if it did? I honestly don’t know. For now I’ll have to redouble my efforts to fight the world’s darknesses with all of the destructive powers blessed upon me.
My only loves will be held close and guarded as best I can. At least until they are removed from me again. Then I pray that they put me away forever, because I will lose any last vestiges of noble virtue to which I currently cling. Everything will die and rot and I will control a kingdom of the dead.
The therapist said I should write things down. I don’t know if that’ll do anything to get my son back to me or not, I’m at the point where I’ll try anything. I miss Brandon. To get him back, then lose him again ripped me apart. To lose Klaus, then get him back under ‘conditions’ tears at me every day inside. To be lectured of consequences when I feel my body crying out to have another child enrages me to the point of weeping futilely by the water’s edge.
No one’s here at the park this afternoon. It’s too cold and it’s getting dark already. The wind’s picked up. My coffee's cold now. I don’t want to go home. It’s not a very safe place. No where I go is safe. Nothing is really mine and no one will do anything to remind me that this world is full of life because it’s not. It’s dead and dying. Entropy wins a little more each day and apathy takes the place of goodwill or kindness.
If I knew I could die, I would consider throwing myself in the river. The first time I died hurt like hell, but I learned that it was pointless to wallow in suffering for too long. Find your strength inside your own person. Stick to what you know makes you strong. For me, it was my duty. I reminded myself every day to not fall down that path again. All it takes is a look in the mirror. Or in this case the water. Brown and fetid though it is, I can still see my tattoo.
I don’t think I’ll ever have the privilege of bringing a life in this world again. The prospect of Klaus having a son or daughter fills me with delight, however. I envision seeing him terrified at first, but then as those tiny eyes look up to him in wonder, he would smile back in happiness at the wonderment of something that was his own creation. Someone. Someone that would look up to him, learn from him and become great like him.
He is great when he allows himself to remember who he is. He is also his own worst enemy. His fears and insecurities imprison him more effectively than those that tossed him into Arkham. The medicines are helping. I’m coming to believe even our patron of the harvest is helping, in her own strange way. But there are too many demands upon us, too many chains. We are not free bees. There’s still too much to do.
Yes, I still want to die. No, it won’t happen. Yes, I still want a child. No, it also will not happen. Or so I believe. What would they do to me if it did? I honestly don’t know. For now I’ll have to redouble my efforts to fight the world’s darknesses with all of the destructive powers blessed upon me.
My only loves will be held close and guarded as best I can. At least until they are removed from me again. Then I pray that they put me away forever, because I will lose any last vestiges of noble virtue to which I currently cling. Everything will die and rot and I will control a kingdom of the dead.