Crashing
I don't want to come crashing down, With every breath I breathe, I don't want to lose my ground, Or question my every belief,
I don't want to come crashing down,
With every breath I breathe,
I don't want to lose my ground,
Or question my every belief,
There are things I want to do,
Like laugh without a care,
But then I am reminded of the burdens I ought to bear,
Ironically, I am my own reminder,
Every time I overthink,
I remind myself of the darkness,
That I unwillingly, willingly seek,
I know of the light and love,
I know there's good here, too at least,
But my darkness feeds on them like a greedy beast,
It feasts on my pleasures and thanks me for every meal,
It caresses my dying embers while blowing wind through the seams,
How paradoxical, I think to myself, my mind my friendliest nemesis,
Who hugs me in cold arms and sucks out my peace,
I do not wish to feel this chaos,
But it's not like I have a choice,
This is a prison of my own making,
There is no getting out.
About the Creator
Simran Daniel
Just exploring emotions, unpacking thoughts, and sharing stories that come on at a random time and refuse to let go.



Comments (2)
This was so poignant and relatable. Loved your poem+
So relatable, Simran. Wonderful writing!