The printed word is so loud even after I put the bookmark in and find myself doing other things, the words keep haunting me.  "Take care of yourself."  "I will."  Seem to echo in my brain as I close my eyes to go back to sleep.  How can one sleep when all this action is taking place?  
Yes, I read mysteries to give my life interest.  To find a reason to get up. To get lost in the world of somewhere else with someone else.  The me that I am is no longer of interest to me.  Some writers pull me into a tangle of people who are all involved with a world of their own and with words that are shared with me.  One writer had me involved on a personal level of caring about four different people/families all at the same time.  It was easy to see that each character had a life and problems keeping that life working, yet they were all involved in another scenario that none of them wanted to be involved in.
I have been reading a mystery for an hour and it is now 7:30am so I decided to go back to bed.  When I climbed in and put my head on the same pillow that I had been on an hour before, I closed my eyes and was back into the book.  The characters were real and conversing right in front of me.  
This surely is not normal.  What am I supposed to be learning from this?  That we all live in a transient world?  That our lives are written on paper somewhere and we are only playing out our script?  So how thick is reality?  Can someone put a bookmark in my story? Is that the only time that I can close my eyes and sleep without the interaction of others.  Is someone reading my story so fast that I can't rest.  Am I a 300 page book that can be read in a "twinkling of an eye"?
Thursday, February 14, 2008
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