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Thoughts traverse my mind As I walk the road home, Steps mindlessly taken forward. By myself, but not alone. Kept company by my thoughts About today, about tomorrow, Of my actions of yesterday Filled of happiness, or of sorrow. Have I done what I could? Is what I've done, what I should? Should I have done what I did? Why was I so cringe as a kid. Given a chance for a life do-over, Would I make the same choices again? If I change some things, will I do better? Or will it be for naught; in vain. What should I do tomorrow? Would it still be the same as today? Am I doing what I want in life? Or am I wasting it all away? Am I just going to be stuck here forever? Existing but so monotonously Or can I live with the consequences of doing what I want, And let things be? Oh this thoughts, they walk with me. Unrelenting, everyday, constantly. On the road home, directions known with certainty, I walk lost in dysphoric reverie.
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Sep 26, 2021
Sep 26, 2021 at 7:01 AM UTC
rumination
Thoughts traverse my mind As I walk the road home, Steps mindlessly taken forward. By myself, but not alone. Kept company by my thoughts About today, about tomorrow, Of my actions of yesterday Filled of happiness, or of sorrow. Have I done what I could? Is what I've done, what I should? Should I have done what I did? Why was I so cringe as a kid. Given a chance for a life do-over, Would I make the same choices again? If I change some things, will I do better? Or will it be for naught; in vain. What should I do tomorrow? Would it still be the same as today? Am I doing what I want in life? Or am I wasting it all away? Am I just going to be stuck here forever? Existing but so monotonously Or can I live with the consequences of doing what I want, And let things be? Oh this thoughts, they walk with me. Unrelenting, everyday, constantly. On the road home, directions known with certainty, I walk lost in dysphoric reverie.
Watta
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Earth
Sep 26, 2021
Sep 26, 2021 at 7:01 AM UTC
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