I’ve built him a cocoon Where inside, he’ll feel as safe as a clam. That inside, even though it’s dark he’ll be comforted by it instead of getting scared, Even though he’s alone he will never feel lonely, and even though he’s cold he will never feel the cold. He will hear his own heartbeat like a ticking clock; beating slowly, steady and sure. Inside he’ll learn that his anger is fine, his big upset is fine and even tantrums are fine, too. Inside he will learn that he is fine. Then eventually he’ll emerge confident, secure and safe. He’ll emerge as lovely as he always be. Ananda Khaira Azizah, Pekanbaru, 27 Oktober 2025. Written on 5am on a Monday.
So I wrote another piece just now and the piece require some arrangements to make it flows better. It’s not a rephrase but literally a change in the sentences stance and it made massive difference! It amazes me so much that I start to dwelve deeper into it and something even more amazing arise. I realized that the experience just now represent a perspective shift. Perspective : “A particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view.” The “POV” point is the icing on the cake here. Your narratives might not be that good but by changing your point of view it will be way better, right? Like my writings just now, the moment I rearrange the sentence it change the whole paragraph; something that will eventually leads to changes of the whole story. You can coupled that with acceptance that I talked with my friend last night. So I really think that POV rearrangement + acceptance is the key to a more manageable lives. What do you think? Ananda Khaira Azizah, Peka...