Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Narolepitome
"It's too bad you don't have the FUNNY kind of narcolepsy"
(meaning where I lose consciousness and muscle tone involuntarily).
"Oh, that sounds awesome!"
"I wish I had that!"
These statements have been uttered by multiple people within the last week.
And to be honest, I'm still not sure how to go about responding.
FULL DESCRIPTION
After nine years of disorientation, futile psychiatric interventions, and countless misdiagnoses carrying shame-laden stigmas, I finally unearthed the answer.
I was diagnosed with Atypical Narcolepsy on September 11, 2014.
This track exemplifies how deliberate thoughts echo between conscious and unconsciousness, compounding and colliding and consuming any hope of isolating meaning past its utterance. And everything refracted in isolation; quiet never comes.
FULL LYRICS (extracted)
They posed several queries
Meant to spurn directed thought
And to tumble from quick edges
That which I am, from I am not
The bellowing of audience
Will rise as their blood falls
What following a dissonance
Discernible come calls
Underlie ancestry familiar for return
To feel like I belong somewhere together we will burn
That shame will not be found beside wreckage, I will learn
That I’m flammable as well, and that together we can burn
That the moments toiling tired lost with every world turn
Lessen onward til some judgments day when Jesus will return
And to extent our knowledge sufferings be rule adjourn
These, our waking days, where all we know is our concern.
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