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September was lovely and warm, and i don't know where it went. I guess that just takes me back to the old saying: That which is good cannot be made to stay; that which is bad cannot be made to go away.
(Okay, so it's not an old saying. I just made it up myself, with my dreary outlook on human existence as my inspiration. What did you expect.)
On a dismal October afternoon, i implode from months of silence and confess to my mother that i wanted to kill myself. She looks back at me from the stove. “I thought you said you would never do that.”
I wouldn't, i tell her. I wanted to kill myself, i didn't say i had been planning to. She seems to believe me and turns back to making dinner. I'm asking myself why in hell i told her this. I'm wondering why she thinks of herself as someone i can talk to about anything when i think of her as someone who needs to be protected from learning of what is on, or in, my mind, because it worries her to know.
A fact is that when i confide in you, i regret it, always. I'm sorry mother, that there are a figurative thousand things i wish i had never told you.