Realizing that today is the tomorrow

Chest aching Nausea Sleeplessness The funny thing about your heart breaking is all the screen time as you wait for the inevitable and realize today is already tomorrow

Yours Cheekily, W. H.

If I shortenedmy definitely foreign perhaps difficult or even hostilegiven nameto their inoffensive but not indifferent first letters Could I have the audacityto daydream of being likened to Auden

From Sea of Poppies by Amitav Ghosh

…for when a moment arrives that is so much feared and so long waited, it perforates the veil of everyday expectation in such a way as to reveal the prodigious darkness of the unknown.

How to Survive, Week 3

Falter The halting, arresting, hitch comes back The nausea comes back Sleep continues to be erratic Moods too despite what feels like every effort You’re not your best Holding onto/Dreading The past/future Try to be present Falter but try You’re