Queria que a crianca que vive em mim nunca morresse.Mais todos querem que ela se va.Me dizem que preciso ser mais responsavel.E quando faco isso, me dizem:Como era bom quando voce era crianca...Ando sufocado...Engasgado com coisas que teimo em guardar so pra mim...Se eu explodir....Juntem meus restos...E nao quero que me queimem...Deixem eu servir de comida para as larvas...Assim posso fazer elas felizes por alguns dias...Ate que a materia se va...Mais um dia eu volto... Hoje me deu uma tremenda vontade de chorar,Sinto falta de algo, que nao sei onde esta...Insisto em procurar, mais parece em vao...Parece que preciso te socorrer,Quando nem ao menos,consigosocorrer eu proprio...Preciso esclarecer o que esta acontecendo comigo,Vontade de sair correndo,Gritar pro mundo...As ideias dispersas na minha cabeca...Sera que estou ficando louco...Ou e so mais umas daquelas crises que insistem...Preciso evoluir... me encontrar..Ge Rocha Quanto mais escrevo,menos tenso fico...Quanto mais penso,menos sao fico...Quanto mais quero, menos tenho...Nao quero mais nada....Nem pensar...Pensamentos torturantes... Dores do passado...Cicatrizes... Cada vez menos humano...Um pouco mais divino...As sombras se vao...A noite toma conta do horizonte...Mas a luz em mim permanece...A verdade cada vez mais clara...Se pareco frio,e necessario...Sentimentos de mais,as vezes so faz mal.....Me sentindo,Livre...Ge Rocha Study: Night owls may benefit from evening strength- Sometimes night owls are mislabeled as having insomnia- It's very difficult for a night owl to become a morning person- The part of the brain called the hypothalamus contains the body's "clock"- Even single-celled organisms do different tasks at different times of the dayBy Elizabeth Landau - CNN(CNN) -- If you have a hard time crawling out of bed in the morning, it could be that your body is biologically programmed to start the day later.Experts say a spectrum of natural sleeping and waking rhythms exists, ranging from extreme morning people to extreme "night owls."A new study examines how morning people compare with night owls on a strength test and looks at what other physiological processes may contribute to their performance.Researchers tested participants' leg muscle strength at various points in the day. They looked at nine "early birds" and nine "night owls," who were classified as such based on a questionnaire.Surprisingly, morning people's strength tends to remain constant throughout the day, but night owls have peak performance in the evening, said researchers from the University of Alberta in Canada."We thought that morning people would be better at this in the morning, but they never changed," said study co-author Olle Lagerquist, a Ph.D. candidate in neurophysiology at the University of Alberta. Learn more about the study That may be because evening people show increased motor cortex and spinal cord excitability in the evening, about 9 p.m., meaning they had maximal central nervous system drive at that time, Lagerquist said.Morning people, on the other hand, never achieve this level of central nervous system drive because the excitability of the motor cortex does not coincide with the excitability of the spinal cord. In other words, these two measures never peak at the same time, he said. Early birds' brains were most excitable at 9 a.m. and slowly decreased throughout the day.Researchers don't