Showing posts with label magic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magic. Show all posts

Saturday, October 13, 2007

God Of My Understanding.

Sometimes, when we fuck, I think about how you're my wife, and what we're doing is something that god made.

Tonight, I'm finishing up my homework for Step 3. Wait: tonight, I'm starting my homework for Step 3. I gotta figure out what god is, give my life to that person, place, or thing, and render some writing about it fit to show folks at tomorrow's meeting. And I'm a nerdy, vicious kind of codie, so I WILL have it done, and all of it, and done well. I'm crazy like that.

But in between trying to solve god, my lovely husband reminded me of the first place where I found an adult understanding of what god means to me. When I'm feeling close to someone, connected in a way that's bigger than each of us alone, I start to feel my heart opening a chink wider to something spiritual.

On the way to work this morning, we were talking about how we'd both had weird, restless dreams, and strangely, we'd both dreamed about the same people...really for no reason, as we'd not been talking or thinking about these people. And then tonight, he interrupts my struggle to wrestle god into submission with his lovely hands and neck and mouth, and he whispers beautiful things to me, reminding me that it isn't always so goddamned complicated. Or it is, it is entirely complicated, but also basic, simple, clear, and raw.

Sometimes, I can just look right in front of me, and I'll remember that god's there, god's here, god's everything and everyone and so ready to give me warmth and sweetness if I can just stop struggling long enough to see.

Saturday, August 18, 2007

With Malice.

I am sleepy, so my thinking is magical. I just wanted to say that when I look at my Sitemeter, I can tell who is reading with malice. I can feel it in the city's name. I can tell by the way the letters are shaped. It's like how the sound of the credit card machine at the restaurant sounds different when it's taking your money.

Thursday, August 9, 2007

Sorry.

First phone call:

"I love you."

"I love, you, too."

"What are you doing?"

"Working."

"When are you coming home?"

"Later. After my meeting."

"OK. I love you."

Second phone call:

"I'm sorry I'm a terrible husband."

"You're not a terrible husband." (I think: You're a C- husband. A terrible husband is an F husband.)

"I wish I could be better."

"It's ok."

"I love you."

"I love you, too."

"What are you doing?"

"Writing."

"When are you coming home?"

"After my meeting."

"I love you."

It's an experiment I'm doing, and maybe it's working, kind of. I didn't call him. I didn't fight with him after last night's little scene. I came to work. I'm doing my thing. I'm FINE.

If I let him work it out on his own, he works it out on his own. If I rant and explain and complain and cry, he gets defensive and never gets it. It's kind of like magic. I should write a book about mind control. I'm performing some kind of husband-curing hypnosis.