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it’s 12 minutes to 6 as I write this 12 minutes to 6 on what day? I’m afraid I wouldn’t be able to say All I know for certain is of this state of bliss That arises with the sun when the darkness That plagues my consciousness Has finally passed When the rats who’ve made their nest Deep inside my mind, eating away At my last grasp of sanity Cease their feast for a few hours to digest When the fear of tomorrow is no longer holds reasoning As tomorrow is the present and somehow I’m still breathing It’s now 7 minutes to six as i consider the theory of time and it’s relevance As I question it’s importance in my diary And whether I need to know the date or time In which I am writing this nonsense Whether I should be concerned about my disconnect from society When all that matters is that my worries disappear in the morning
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Jul 29, 2019
Jul 29, 2019 at 1:09 AM UTC
the diary of an insomniac
Sometimes, I blame the stars I ponder the possibility of their alignment being so twisted on the day I was born Searching for an explanation Sometimes, I blame my parents Perhaps the concept of never being good enough, of which they poisoned my brain with, was not just a concept but in fact the truth all along Sometimes, I blame my teachers I consider the reinforcement of said concept being pushed down my throat during my years in education Never good enough to succeed Never good enough to be loved Sometimes, I blame God No, I’m not religious, but the desperation to know the unknown consumes my entire being until I am pushed towards yet another unknown Sometimes, I blame society For worshipping such unattainable standards of beauty that one forgets the true meaning of the word What does it mean to be beautiful? What does it mean to be loved? I never blame myself. Because I know that is where the answer lies and it terrifies me.
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Jul 15, 2019
Jul 15, 2019 at 1:12 AM UTC
a bad poem: unloved
The violins are playing their favourite symphony tonight. The same four bars, a repeated melody; One so familiar they no longer need to see the notes, Only to feel them dance A fusion of opposing keys All headed in the same direction Bows slicing the air with fervour We’ve been here before Sinisters sound echo in my head Their subtle forte consuming my being I no longer wish to feel the notes Only to see it end Bows are placed on the stands The violins have stopped, Yet the metronome continues to drip onto the counter the notes continue to dance in the rain The violins played their favourite symphony tonight. I wish I had the strength for it to be their last
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Jul 15, 2019
Jul 15, 2019 at 12:26 AM UTC
Violins