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My head is overloaded; My thoughts are the bullet, And my brain is a hapless victim. Nothing matters: Not life, not death, not you, nor me— Nothing matters. The doctors call this an Existential crisis; ‘you are in the midst of believing Your life has no external meaning,’ He says, ‘don’t worry, you’ll get over it.’ In the hurricane of my reality, I crack; my thoughts ****** my brain, And I say goodbye to tranquillity, And you with your fragile frame. I’m not sad—I’m too lost feel Grief. Instead, I realise this is what I need. To part ways with our partial ordeal. I hope happiness is what you bleed.
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Dec 5, 2014
Dec 5, 2014 at 2:38 PM UTC
existentialism
My head is overloaded; My thoughts are the bullet, And my brain is a hapless victim. Nothing matters: Not life, not death, not you, nor me— Nothing matters. The doctors call this an Existential crisis; ‘you are in the midst of believing Your life has no external meaning,’ He says, ‘don’t worry, you’ll get over it.’ In the hurricane of my reality, I crack; my thoughts ****** my brain, And I say goodbye to tranquillity, And you with your fragile frame. I’m not sad—I’m too lost feel Grief. Instead, I realise this is what I need. To part ways with our partial ordeal. I hope happiness is what you bleed.
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Dec 5, 2014
Dec 5, 2014 at 2:38 PM UTC
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