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I'm tired of days where I just laugh,

and sit so still and contemplate,

an inner peace and where it's from.

I always end with the same refrain.

How I can see with endless clarity:

they're nothing but guests in my reality.

But then this thought can drown me,

breed recklessness, not rationality.

So having peaked an immortal mountain,

and taken a while at dizzying heights,

I stop to look down at the road not taken,

and see before me the phase I begin.

From the other side on the hard road down,

the summit was ephemeral, I naive,

and the whole thing a pattern,

just another routine.

I'm tired of an utter lack of hope,

a nonexistence, a complete retraction.

I'm sick

of endless ups and downs,

Being battered forth,

and carried back again,

amongst the arms of no control.

I am right now in the terrible deep.

I'm so very tired of everything.

Yet still I cannot sleep.

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jakob-doran
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Jun 20, 2013
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