You have no idea, really
how tired I am
not even my bed looks inviting
holding the promise
that I’ll have to wake up
that there will be another day
and after that
another more
that even if the earth stopped rotating
if the sun died out
time would still move
endlessly on
the passage of time
god, I’m tired of dealing
with you
I’m tired of pushing forward
having no other choice but to act
act, act, act
do, do, do
I decide everything
and I’m tired of it
of having only the choice of moving on
or forfeiting – and even then, I’d be doing something
do you not see
how much of a weight I carry?
how the entire future is what I push in front of me
dragging the past behind me like some
dying relative
a box of stones
and a memory is a thousand pounds
and I get new ones every second
you cannot fathom, I promise
how tired I am
it’s very kind of you to ask
to carry some of my load,
to push for a little, but even that is a
decision, and you still have to carry
your own shit
through this pool of concrete.
Being tired is a recurring theme. I hope I’m not boring you.
I have fears that I may cease to be.
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Brilliant! Let’s shed some pounds of expectations right now! : )
Haha, wouldn’t that be something. What expectations do you suggest we shed?
– Kirstine Dieckmann
I shed social conventions, remaining quiet, and fear of hurting or losing respect.
I say what I think.
I think we are all a little tired right now, and ready for the next new thing!
There’s something to be said about being tired. And you succeeded with this. Lovely work as always. Reminds me of song lyrics by Benjamin Francis Leftwich. Check him out? love and hugs
I love Benjamin Francis Leftwich. He makes the most incredible music. Being compared to him is a joy. Thank you :*
– Kirstine Dieckmann
Wow…I can so relate to this at the moment. Since my Mums death just over a month ago, this is pretty much how I feel most of the time. Very insightful write! :)
Oh, this means a lot to me. I’ve gone through nothing as terrible as the death of a parent, but I’m glad you found some truth in this anyway. I’m terribly sorry for your loss (damn, I couldn’t imagine losing my own mother), but I hope you’re slowly healing :) You are wonderful, again, thank you.
– Kirstine Dieckmann