Worn Out
I am worn out, not just from the day’s weight,
But from the endless cycle of thoughts that spiral,
The echoes of dreams that dance with fate,
A mind that wanders, forever in denial.
Each heartbeat feels heavy, a rhythm that drags,
Carrying burdens that no one can see,
In the quiet moments, my spirit lags,
Yearning for rest, for a glimpse of the free.
I search for solace in the embrace of night,
As stars flicker softly in the vast, endless sky,
But peace eludes, like a ghost taking flight,
Taking my hopes with a whispering sigh.
The world spins on, a relentless parade,
Images flashing, like shadows on walls,
While I linger in echoes of choices delayed,
Caught in the silence where past memory calls.
What is this search for meaning I chase,
When each step forward feels heavy with doubt?
In the maze of existence, a forgotten place,
Where the heart seeks refuge, yet finds no way out.
I crave the stillness, the embrace of the sea,
Where waves wash over, erasing the strife,
In the rhythm of nature, I yearn to be free,
To lose all my burdens, to reclaim my life.
Yet here I remain, in the depths of the fray,
A soul seeking answers, a spirit that's bruised,
In the endless pursuit, I find light gives way,
To shadows that linger, and dreams that confuse.
So as twilight descends, I’ll surrender the fight,
Embrace the fatigue, a friend to my mind,
In the hush of the evening, I’ll find my respite,
A moment of stillness, where peace I may find.
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