The sun sets over a low mountain and the clouds create a halo around the sun’s last rays. I feel the cooling warmth on my skin and shiver at the chill that touches my cheeks. The mixture of warmth and evening breezes brushing against my skin pleases me and makes me feel complete.
But I look out into the distance and remember that I have a life and there are such things as sadder subjects, there is such thing as a loss of joy and there is such thing as unrest. I want to stay in that spot and just forget time, and forget worries and just scream “Hakuna matada” until my voice goes hoarse. I think nothing of the world anymore, I think only of myself and how wonderful that selfish sensation feels.
It’s a natural high, I can touch the clouds. I watch the clouds pass over me and imagine reaching out to scoop a part of the cloud and blow it away with the wind. My fingers ache for movement, but my joy-induced coma disables me from moving a muscle.
I feel so complete, yet there seems to be something missing… Maybe someone, I cannot put my finger on it. It is probably just my restlessness to move around that makes me feel this way.
I slowly fall back, awaiting the plush, cool, green grass on my back. But it never came. I just kept falling and falling… Right back into reality, on my bed, living once again my sad life.