When you feel all alone
And the world has turned its back on you
Give me a moment please to tame your wild wild heart
I know you feel like the walls are closing in on you
Its hard to find relief and people can be so cold
When darkness is upon your door and you feel like you cant take anymore
Let me be the one you call
If you jump Ill break your fall
Lift you up and fly away with you into the night
If you need to fall apart
I can mend a broken heart
If you need to crash then crash and burn
Youre not alone
A little dramatic yes, but perfect to help me feel "mended" as sappy and cheesy as that sounds. Anyhow, putting off sleep has been fun and all but I do feel a little tired so I'll go do all the necessary pre-sleep rituals that have become part of my life and think about tomorrow and then sleep. I'm excited because tomorrow I have gym and French and English and I get to go home at noon and do, yaaay, Canadian math homework...funfunfun!! Atleast I get a break though and an afternoon to just do some homework clean up a bit and relax and listen to some good music will be welcome. I think the French no what they're doing when they organize a schedule and the year schedule too, yes it's a lot of work but you hardly realize it because you're so busy and it passes so quickly and days go by and you don't even realize they've passed. It's been almost exactly three weeks to the hour that since I left Canada and I feel like I've only just got here yet with school I feel like I've been going to the school all my life. It's strange really to think that what was thirteen weeks is now ten and they've planned almost back to back stuff to do in the next eight weeks so they'll pass and before I know it I'll be swimming in the pool in May and wishing so hard that I don't have to get on that plane.
Because, what time two tells me is that while I am truly Canadian (stop reading if sentimentality and mushiness disturbs you in any way shape or form) a huge part of me loves and belongs and respects France and the French and there is a desire to spend a good chunk of my life here, but definitly with my family. I would have loved to spend one full year living in France and living the French way with my family. I think that would have been amazing and I think now that I've had a huge dose of the South of France, my life has been greatly impacted and I shall truly be "different" when I go back to Canada.
Love you all and until tomorrow or the next day or the next!!!
<333jane
3 comments:
I love your blog entries. I can feel how hard it is at night! Use all your tricks, because the days sound awesome. Keep writing, keep doing your Canadian homework, and keep up the positive attitude. You are amazing.
I love you!
Mom
My dear sweet Jane. How wonderful it is to get to know you a la blog style. Your description of trying to fall asleep in a stranger's home (in a strange country no less) was so eloquently written. I am sure it is no solace to think that it is our painful times that teaches us the most about life and, more importantly, about ourselves but I know this to be true. hang in...
I love you. auntie liz
Hi Jane,
I think nights are hard for everyone on the planet when you are away from home. Rituals are a great way to get through. You look forward to them and they can make you feel centered and that you belong somewhere - where? - in those rituals that are yours. you are awesome to have figured this out.
Love
Auntie Sue
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