Îáúðêàíè ìèñëè òå õâúðëÿò â äåïðåñèÿ ãëåäàéêè ìðà÷íîòî ñèâî íåáå íÿêîé ïîæåðòâà ìîÿ æèâîò, âèæäàéêè â íåãî ëè÷íà èçãîäà. Àñòðàëíîòî âå÷å ñå ñëèâà ñ ðåàëíîòî ðàçëèêà íÿìà îñòàâà èäåÿòà. ×åðíî ëèöå è ÷åðíè ìèñëè, èçõîä íå âèæäàì ñìàçàí ñúì, àç ñòîÿ íà ðúáà ñúñèïàí îò áîëêà íÿìàéêè âÿðà â óòðåøíèÿ äåí. Æèâîòúò íå ñè ñòðóâà áîëêàòà äà áúäåø ðîäåí. Òúðñÿ ñïàñåíèå âúòðå â ìåí. Ñìà÷êâàø áàâíî ÷óâñòâà èçëèøíè. Íàâñÿêúäå õîðà ñ ïðàçíè ëèöà òè ñòðàäàø îò âñè÷êî óæ òîëêî ðåàëíî, à â ñúùîòî âðåìå áàíàëíî. Ñòðàõ è çàáëóäà âèæäàø íàâðåä, çàäàâàø âúïðîñè, íî îòãîâîð íÿìà, íî çíàåì êàê è êàêâî äà íàïðàâèì òúï÷åéêè äîãìè, ðóøåéêè ñâåòà æèâååéêè íåçàòèñíàò îò íåãàòèâíè ïðîìåíè, íå óñåùàø, ÷å ÷àñò îò ñâåòà ñè è òè. ×óâñòâàø ñå èçëúãàí â òîçè ñâÿò ïúëåí ñ îìðàçà. Òðÿáâàò ïðîìåíè äà âðåìå å

Ïð: Îò ìîåòî áåçäåéñòâèå
çàñòîé ñå ïîëó÷àâà / 3
íåìîãà äà èçäúðæàì äúëãî áåç äà ïðîäúëæà

È íàñ íè áîëè, íî âñå ïàê òúðïèìå, íàäåæäà âñå îùå òàèìå â íàñ, ïîåìàìå ðèñêà äà òúðñèìå íîâî, à âñè÷êîòî ñòàðî îòðè÷àìå äíåñ. Íèå âúðâèìå ïî ïúòèùà íîâîèçãðàäåíè çàáðàâÿéêè êàê ñìå æèâåëè ïðåäè. Ïàíèêà, ñòðàõ, îò÷àÿíèå, Áîëêà - ÷óâñòâà íîðìàëíè çà äíåøíèÿ ñâÿò. Ïðèòúïåíè èíñòèíêòè, áåçìèñëåíè äîãìè âñè÷êî òîâà âòúëïÿâàò íè äíåñ, ïðàâåäíè õîðà òå ó÷àò äà ëúæåø è ñè áåçñèëåí, à çàêîíúò ñà òå. Îùå îò ìàëêè íàáèâàò â ãëàâèòå íè êàê äà æèâååì â òåõíèÿ ñâÿò, âúë÷è çàêîíè òå ñëåäâàò íàâñÿêúäå êàê äà íàïðàâèø è êðà÷êà â ñòðàíè. Ïîñðåäñòâåí ñâÿò è ïîñðåäñòâåíè õîðà, áåçìúëâíà ñúäáàòà ñÿêàø áÿãà îò òÿõ, òè ñè ñëÿï çà ñâåòà è ñå ÷óâñòâàø èçëèøåí. Êîðóìïèðàíè âîåííè ðåäÿò ïðàâèëàòà. Êîðóïöèÿ, ñòðàõ, ìàñîâà ïðîïàãàíäà íà òîâà òå ãðàäÿò ñâîÿòà âëàñò. Çàùî äà ñå çàëúãâàì è äà âÿðâàì â óòðå, êîåòî åäâà ëè ùå äîéäå çà ìåí.

Ïð:

Òúïèòå âîåííè ìå êîìàíäâàò ñåãà, àç ñå äðàçíÿ, íî çàùî å òîâà áåçìèñëåíè íåùà ñå âúðøàò òóêà äíåñ â òåçè âðåìåíà áåç êàï÷èöà ïðîãðåñ òå ñà ìíîãî çíàì, íî òîâà íå å ôàë àç ùå ñå ïðèãîäÿ çà òîçè èíòåðâàë çà âðåìåòî, â êîåòî çàäúëæåí ñúì äà ñúì òóê, íî ñòðàõ ìå å äà íå ïðåâúðíà ñåáå ñè â áîêëóê.
Ùå ñå îïèòàì äà èçâàäÿ ïîëçà îò òîâà, âúçìîæíîñòèòå ìàëêè ñà, íî êàêâî îò òîâà è ñïîìåíèòå ïðåñíè ïîäêðåïÿò ìå ñåãà, óñëîâèÿ ñúçäàäîõ àç çà ñâîÿòà äóøà. Ïñèõè÷åñêè âúçäåéñòâàì íà îñòàíàëèòå òóê, íî íå ìîãà äà óñåòÿ êàê ïîñòèãàì àç òîâà ñ õàðàêòåðà ñïîêîåí àç íå ìîãà äà ñúì äðóã. Óâàæàâàí ñúì â òåçè ãàäíè âðåìåíà.
Ïðàâèòåëñòâà ïàäàò, ëúæàòà îñòàâà, à òè ïîäòèñêàø â ñåáå ñè ñèëíèÿ ãíÿâ. Ðåëèãèé ðàçíè è äóìè áåç ñìèñúë. Öåëòà èì å òúìíà â ëè÷íèÿ ñâÿò ïîñðåäñòâîì ñòðàõ è çàêàíè ñå ìàíèïóëèðà ëåñíî îáùåñòâåíîòî ìíåíèå íè å âå÷å èçâåñòíî. Ïðåâúçìîãíàë ñòðàõà ñè ïîðîäåí îò áåçäåéñòâèå ñòàâàì ðàçëè÷åí è âå÷å îêàçâàì âúçäåéñòâèå.


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