A Depressing Poem About The Real Me

by Michael Lloyd, Still a Cappy - Not entered

I tried to write just what I thought
Upon an empty page
I thought that showing all of you
Would quell my mindless rage

But who am I to pen it down
While emotions fly so free
And how do words give insight
Into the real me

I don't know but here I am
Before an empty page
Trying hard to identify
With the war I wage

I can't see how the world we run
Can take much more of us
We place the blame on something else
When it all comes back to us

How can you judge me by my words
While I fly so free
And who are you to live my life
When you are not even me

My pen has spoken here
Although I tried my best
Incoherence is the ink
We use to record our word quest

I cannot find the words to write
As I fall down hard
Gravity is inevitable
Always standing guard

I apoligize for including you
In my worthless life
But my tired soul cries out loud
As I try to end this strife

Reason for writing:

    Typical Teenage Angst:
I'm bored, depressed, and generally not happy,
But at least I can share my mood with you,
An open audience who could care less.
Not about me though, this is not self pity I preach,
But the pity, depression, and general not happiness
I get from the world around me,
A reflection if you will.
I don't like the mirror
Or the true image.
I think you get the picture;
I could go on but.........
    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1997-01-27 02:19:51
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:39:16
Poem ID: 46503

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