The Curse of Indifference

The Curse of Indifference

A Poem by hypochondrita
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Sobriety sucks,
I'll tell you that
This bottle of coke 
Only brings out the cold
That terrifies my head
I wasn't even supposed to be home tonight
These words should've never been put together
But now there's no need to foresight
What could've been
Won't really make things better
It happened again
Confirming what I already know
Everybody is affected
As I appear to have no soul
There's a darkness inside of me
A very confused one might I add
It has yet to realise its negative aspect
The evil refuses to show its face
Therefore I'm neither good or bad
Just another vacuum among space
I've been told it can be seen from my eyes
There's no mirror in my room
So I can live with all my lies
The thing that really bugs me is knowing
Somethings inside, it's just not showing
Not entirely broken in theory
But also not right
This middle ground is killing my hability to fight.

© 2017 hypochondrita


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Really liked the wording of your last line " hability" well done my friend.

Posted 6 Years Ago


this is indeed a wonderful piece


Posted 7 Years Ago


The words had a honest tone and I liked the directness and the thoughts.
"As I appear to have no soul
There's a darkness inside of me"
Quitting a need will keep us off balance. I liked the above lines. Most of us have hidden darkness. Make us who we are. Thank you for sharing the amazing poetry.
Coyote

Posted 7 Years Ago


wow,many can relate to this powerful write

Posted 7 Years Ago


nice poem...so close to heart....i really appreciate your good work. and if you got some time check some of mine too.

Posted 7 Years Ago


hypochondrita

7 Years Ago

thank you. I will.

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Added on April 2, 2017
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Tags: life, poetry, feelings, personal, night


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