I don't know what's wrong with me.
I'm a mess,
I don't know how to confess,
How to impress; How to destress.
I look around and observe happy faces, hearty laughs, healthy minds; utter bliss clouding the atmosphere, obscuring all common sense.
Infecting the population like a disease,
Dragging me further down a hole of unease.
It doesn't seem real.
These moments in time where everything becomes pointless; the returning realisation that my life is but a speck of inconsequential dust, swept away under fake pity and empathy.
I'm met by dazed faces seemingly blinded by some sort of ecstasy.
I want whatever they're having.
I feel deprived.
I want to see through their eyes,
Experience their lives,
Know what it means to not merely survive.
I fruitlessly grasp at fading straws, but the resounding loneliness draws me back like a magnetic pull, too powerful to escape.
I'm a fugitive bound to be caught again; trapped inside the cage of my cynical mind.
I just want to disappear,
Succumb to the darkness and overwhelming fear,
Let go of all that I hold dear,
And chase the ending that's become so clear.
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Heart of Chambers
PoetryCW: Mental Illness. a diary of inner thoughts, struggles, daydreams and nightmares morphed into words and strung into various short pieces.