I can feel it all around me.
When I look at the ceiling.
When I play with the cigarette smoke.
When I pour yet another glass.
When I snort another line.
I can feel it...
Whatever I'm doing, it's there, and I can't endure it.
I feel no compassion from people's words, no warmth from their laughs, no empathy in their hugs.
None.
I was born alone, and since then I never really felt much different.
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Prison of The Six Walls
PoetryJust random thoughts born with the help of my nonexistent mental health and severe drinking habit.