What I wouldn't give to hide and break the glass covering my mind release the tension as it builds up relieve the steam let loose the dreams smell the new horizon spanning my fate look across my mind's ocean and forget all of the commotion caused by my own brainβs turmoil fixed in the work of turning the soil the labor, the toil, spanning generations. Discovering new fields and meadows of the mind would help, not hinder a cerebrum such as mine expanding further past the shore deeper into the metaphorical earth of conscience but instead I await a rescue for, what simply more could I do? the lines of capable and not so are thicker than before and I'm on the side of failure my continuance is dependent upon my hindered success my mind and my clothes and my body's a mess I want the shake and break the glass encasing my brain crack the display case do more than what is required but how can I do more when I can't do less? How can I derail this train of thought that I will never be the best and I might not even be good.
The desire of the mind to hide from it's own self-doubt, to increase in capacity of what it wants to focus on while battling the knowledge of needing to focus on something else. This description is as messy as the poem.