I remember when
nothing happened. When everybody just sat, and remembered, and recalled bluntly
that nothing had happened, nothing ever had happened, nothing would ever
happen. It’s like that online torrent of answer that translate to “nothing
much, you?”, when really, everything is happening and nobody even knows it. And
it’s so automatic that nobody stops to realize that it isn’t true. They don’t
even bother to write it in real words; it’s always just the same “nm, u?” and
the conversation ends.
But what is
nothing much? Really it’s everything. In my world, nothing is everything and
everything is nothing. And red means green and green means red so you can cross
all the roads as you reach them; don’t wait. Every time, I’m forced to reply
“nothing much,” it’s like there’s something missing. Because even though I say
that nothing is everything, it’s an all-to-common and hardly true reality that
nothing is nothing, and that’s how it is. And so, nothing will happen ever
again, as people rush through their jam-packed lives and never stop to realize
that everything is happening, and they don’t bother to know it.
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