I’ll express what I know To spare you your pride And allow you to keep your secrets. Lately, I’ve fallen And not in the literal sense. I [pause] I’ve lost the meaning of life There is no point for me to continue my journey I’ve stopped exercising I’ve stopped walking under the majestic sky The clouds my safe haven The blue sky my tranquility I’ve stopped looking into the golden sunlight Only for my skin to embrace its warmth I’ve stopped breathing Holding my breath, waiting for the beauty to resurface For what I once saw has vanished I see poison in the air, so I hold my breath Hold my breath As I run out of oxygen, my mind scatters To how a human is the perfect invention The perfect tool For reason, understanding, and unlimited thinking The movement of man How angelic Yet how insignificant We are but one creation among billions Our existence is only a hazard To the perfect environment around us The majestic sky The clouds; my safe haven The golden sunlight All we have done is turn them to poison To dust I see you laugh, as you must think this a joke Yet I must ask What have you done To save the one God that created the beauty and the destruction Mother Nature herself?
As the title says it, this was a class assignment. I thought I'd share, but it's a weird place to start and end a poem. Idek anymore...