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The Death of Boredom

by @raylene-lu

Air particles Swirl round and round No different as before An ant, Crawls towards my hand And I squish it ever so slowly. I cannot feel the inky mess at all It is nothing but a tiny black dot That simply just moves The sky, looks nothing more Than an endless pattern of blue and white The trees, saplings of tasteless broccoli The grass, strands of wild hair The insects, filthy lice that live in amongst them The flowers, mini cracked plates of emptiness The birds, flappy pieces of pasta The rain, annoying lost beads from broken jewellery How does the sun watch over the world each day, let alone rise and shine? How does the moon travel the empty black, let alone rise and glow? The world is nothing but a meaningless dream...
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raylene-lu
Published
Dec 1, 2015
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Don't you remember when you were a little kid, when you would often complain about boredom? :) Funny, nowadays it's always so busy.

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