Depth

Sometimes people say I'm a really deep person, but I am definitely not. I may have the occasional deep thought in mind, but that is not enough to make ME a deep person. Emphasis on the ME. Saying that I am deep is like calling someone a genius when they've only had a few brilliant ideas. You are not truly genius unless at least 62% of your ideas are mad and the rest are smart. For me, my 'deep' thoughts come few and far apart (well maybe not far apart, I have deep streaks). Probably about 0.01% of my thoughts are deep, but the majority consist of 'That Dr. Who episode was genius, and anyone who says otherwise is selling you something!'. So, with that, I will say that I am obviously not a deep person.

Although, if anyone was looking at the title (of this blog) and saying 'wow, that could mean either so much or so little', it means a lot more than it looks like. That title is connected with some of my most deep thoughts, but that doesn't mean much. Figures, all of my depth comes from depression...LOL!!!! "My depth comes from deep inside."

I have so much more I could say on this subject, but I'll end with another little blurb I wrote listening to Doomsday by Murray Gold and the BBC Orchestra (Dr. Who soundtrack!!! OMG!!!) I hope I can get away with cheesiness by covering it with intense drama.

"Something's wrong. I put my ear to the phone and hear my heart beating. I look out the window and see a man kiss my lips. I open the door and feel a child's arms around me. I drink water and taste blood. Darkness surrounds me. Or do I surround the light?"