Artists and Abstracts
Copyright© 2007 by excelerent
Changes
It's amazing how quickly a moment blends into the next, a day into a week, weeks blurring into months, months morphing into years...
Life seemed to end after the nickel incident, my hobby grew into an obsession, I withdrew from what friends I had, I had always been a loner to some extent, but rarely passed a familiar face without a smile, I was 'sociable', I did have a select group of friends who were fairly close, but in four months time even they faded.
Sad as it may seem, I hardly noticed, before I was too shy to initiate a conversation, now I didn't care. I still went to school, but found myself leaving the first rows to occupy the back of the class, I could pass an entire day without a word sometimes. Lunch found me in the farthest corner I could find, 'life' was just the interlude between power plays.
Power though was not my only talent, I picked up more then one new trick, knowledge. I was practically a computer now. Math, once my most feared nemesis felt like second nature, that took me only days to realize, as I faced off versus my hotshot math teacher in a game of 'can she make a problem he can't solve', half hour later, I won and was receiving a detention for calling my math teacher a stupid whore ... while laughing.
As I became more rebellious, I found myself not caring about much anymore, I would lift the mail from the mailbox, in plain daylight, close the door with a burst of energy instead of a gentle push, crush cans found on random side walks that 'just happened' to jump out of the hands of careless kids. I lived to practice.
I had made hundreds of leaps and bounds in my power, how to lift an object and hold it steady all in one motion, how to expand my focus to push on a larger area (but with less force), how to connect my focus to two (or more) objects at once ... I was the king of my own mountain.
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