Bitterness

My world spins round, a dizzy haze,
Headaches pound, in endless daze.
Each step, a risk, a calculated test,
Lightheadedness whispers, "Take a rest."
But rest is short-lived, duties await,
Chores piled high, an endless weight.
No escape from tasks that drain my strength,
A never-ending cycle, no length.I ask myself, "How long can I go?"
Will happiness elude me, or will I know?
Peace seems distant, a fleeting dream,
As bitterness consumes, my heart's dark scheme.
Empty promises of help and care,
Ring hollow, with no action to share.
"Rest, take your time," words so serene,
But tasks remain, my burden unseen. No respite, no break from the grind, Tasks wait, like shadows, left behind.
I rise, to face the same demands,Exhaustion's weight, upon weary hands. Will I find solace, or endless strife?
A life of limitations, devoid of life?
Bitterness creeps, a stealthy guest,
In every ache, and every unrest.