The word lost is defined as not knowing your current
location. That’s the simplest & most effective definition of the word. So if one knows where s/he is, (they) then (I) said person isn’t lost. But just like any word it can be used outside of its standard and normal (meaning) context. (I You can I One) It is quite possible to be aware of your current location, situation, (or) and state of mind but still be lost. (He should)No one knows this better than HIM, because HE’s been lost quite a few times. Those few times were the best times one could ever be lost, HE would say so himself, but with enough sarcasm (that it could b) (blow away a to destroy to over out do the bigge that to out) to dry out the (worst desert) Mojave desert (ever). Sure HE enjoys the feeling, the one where nothing else seems to matter, time stops, and (he) all HIS focus is on one thing; or to be precise, one person.
Yes, it is exactly THAT KIND of lost feeling, and (it) maybe
HE would’ve denied it and fought it with all HIS might, but HE recently learned to embrace (that feel) it. It definitely helped HIM a lot, but like always, HE gets lost at the “right time”. When everything just seems so right, it feels like the universe is aligning itself to your favor, pulling everything into the right position, at the right moment; but at the same time, (he) because of the lost feeling, well, HE forgets that the universe is helping HIM so much, which results in the cosmic forces getting impatient & (the) leaving HIM behind.
Maybe it’s too easy, HE does like a challenge. Maybe HE’s
scared shitless, HIS heart does beat faster than the speed of light. Either way, HE forgets HIS (GO) goal/objective; and the cycle repeats itself, until that someone gets sick of it. So what is HE to do? HE can’t get lost anymore, but at the same time, if HE fights it, HE’s going down. (He can’t)The only answer is something HE’s known for the longest time; one of the heaviest bags HE’s carried throughout HIS life, the deepest ugliest scar that HE’s kept hidden, the biggest, most frightening skeleton that’s lived in HIS closet, banging on the door at the darkest hours of night, (v) so adamant in escaping its prison. HE has to drop the bag, stop picking at the scab and let it heal properly; and most importantly, HE has to free that skeleton. If HE doesn’t, it’ll only get heavier, uglier, (and) stronger, (and) louder, and even more haunting. It’s the only thing HE’s never done, the only thing HE knows will work, HIS very own Achilles’ heel. Like a wise teacher once told HIM, “Do or Do not. There is no try.”
But HE is scared. Not of failure, HE’s tasted the bitter
lips of that harlot far too many times. HE’s scared of victory, the sweet taste of success. Why would anyone be scared of winning though? Well, if you’re like HIM, you’re just so used to defeat that it becomes normal, comfortable. People in general fear what they don’t know or understand, if you’ve only known (de) losing, then you don’t understand winning. HE’s afraid of triumph because he knows nothing about it. If HE is victorious, then HE steps up to a level HE’s never been on, a (level) whole new ball game. HE doesn’t think HE could handle it. HE doesn’t believe HE can play in this new arena. Despite what everyone says about it, tells HIM, & even shows HIM, HE doesn’t realize that HE (can) has the abilities to take on whatever this new stage throws at HIM. Will HE ever know (that) this? Maybe. It’s up to HIM. They can put a mirror in front of HIM & a gun to his head to (f) coerce HIM to look & see who HE truly is & what HE’s really capable of; but in the end, it is HE who has to look past the scars, failures, fuck- ups, shadows & darkness, the veil of lies & uncertainty, and see that HE is a champion, that HE is worthy, & all these doubts were (because) due to HIS fragile memory.