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The only time I'm not stressed Is when I've worked myself past the point of breaking Being too tired to feel is my comfort zone I feel so at home in running around I don't rest while I sleep Instead to-do lists and unfinished problems are scripted into my dreams Using the backs of my eyelids as a whiteboard for tomorrow's tasks I can't tell if this constant state of movement is Newton's Law Or a feable attempt to be enough--for no one but myself I second guess each right answer, every step forward My thoughts get a racetrack in lieu of a bed I know this isn't normal So imagine what I'd do to be in the moment I'm living Instead of the somewhere else I always am
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Dec 30, 2020
Dec 30, 2020 at 11:37 AM UTC
Breaking Point
The only time I'm not stressed Is when I've worked myself past the point of breaking Being too tired to feel is my comfort zone I feel so at home in running around I don't rest while I sleep Instead to-do lists and unfinished problems are scripted into my dreams Using the backs of my eyelids as a whiteboard for tomorrow's tasks I can't tell if this constant state of movement is Newton's Law Or a feable attempt to be enough--for no one but myself I second guess each right answer, every step forward My thoughts get a racetrack in lieu of a bed I know this isn't normal So imagine what I'd do to be in the moment I'm living Instead of the somewhere else I always am
SinBun
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Dec 30, 2020
Dec 30, 2020 at 11:37 AM UTC
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