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Another day wasted.
Another day gone.
Another day’s passed and I still haven’t moved on.
I wake up with dread,
the burden of living.
My fear of the day that I’ll be missing,
my only motivation to crawl out of bed.
Today I gave in to my deepest desire.
When I awoke to the rain dripping down my window,
I retreated deeper into the sheets, deciding,
from the world, today, I would retire.
I blurred my vision,
I slept in all day.
I ignored the message from my roommate
who was only worried about my condition.
If only
I had given
into my demise.
If only
last night
in my sleep
I had died.
Frantic
she’d be
when I’d never venture out of my room.
Peacefully
I’d lie,
finally ridden of my gloom.
About the Creator
Skylar Whitney
Introvert at heart. Lover of journaling, free-verse poetry, and poutine.


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