My mind and me



Streaks of sorrow accustom me to rip apart.
Life is a bed of roses, yet I see prickling thorns
I crave to rest, but the boggling mind drifts toward the darkness
A furrow of light touches my soul, yet I feel the burn
The fickle mind rewinds my history, draining my strength
I am losing myself amidst the constant bickering with myself
My mind is a sinking ship with no destination
I cuddle in the corner, weep in solitude
My attire is oblivious to reality
This audacious vessel yearns to flee, yet the flickered mind shoves my wings.

When I look in the mirror, I am alarmed by the helpless ailment
Melancholy is deep-rooted, choking my sanctity  
Swamped by oceans of emotions, stuck in the void
A bubble of spirit seems far-fetched, tearing me apart
I am tangled in thoughts, craving relief
The polar nature of my mind is flaking my judgment
Everything is piling up; I am cold
Steps are glued in the past, forming my present
Loving lives bless me, yet I can’t feel the warmth
I pinch myself to wake up and stand tall, but I can’t see my path
My mind and I are at constant war.

The role of my part craves to breathe
I am in flames, sobbing to find a purpose
Begging my gods to descend mercy
Each moment I pray to shatter storms within me
I pray to find warmth in my loved ones
I pray to live.!






 
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Written on January 31, 2023

Submitted by hemlata_d on January 31, 2023

Modified on March 06, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme AXBXXXXXCX DCXAXDXDXXX XBCCXX
Closest metre Iambic hexameter
Characters 1,313
Words 265
Stanzas 3
Stanza Lengths 10, 11, 6

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