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I wander through my house, aimless steps, looking at all that I've accumulated and hating it, every bit. So much needs to be accomplished, but it all feels so purposeless. Wash, sweep, launder, wipe, what for? All of this **** meaningless to me and I'm honestly sick of cleaning it. The same motions over and over, a metaphor for my life. I walk room to room, eyes glancing upon chores undone yet another day, but I don't feel like doing them today either. I don't want to do any of it, want nothing to do with any of this crap. I meander back to the bedroom, lie down in bed yet again, where I never seem to leave on my days off. Festering, this I can do.
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Aug 2, 2014
Aug 2, 2014 at 2:04 PM UTC
Festering
I wander through my house, aimless steps, looking at all that I've accumulated and hating it, every bit. So much needs to be accomplished, but it all feels so purposeless. Wash, sweep, launder, wipe, what for? All of this **** meaningless to me and I'm honestly sick of cleaning it. The same motions over and over, a metaphor for my life. I walk room to room, eyes glancing upon chores undone yet another day, but I don't feel like doing them today either. I don't want to do any of it, want nothing to do with any of this crap. I meander back to the bedroom, lie down in bed yet again, where I never seem to leave on my days off. Festering, this I can do.
Amberlynne
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Aug 2, 2014
Aug 2, 2014 at 2:04 PM UTC
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