Don't hate me-- I wrote a poem.
I can't share these feelings with people I know. So here you are: my latest testimonial to "exhaustion."
I call it STYX.
*****
Beyond Tired is the exhaustion,
Coming from a place I've never seen.
It's not someplace that I can go
And flip a switch or turn a knob.
Sometimes it trickles --but mostly flows
Like unseen plumbing behind a door,
Leaking water from a broken place
I cannot see, unreachable.
The damage seeps around my feet
Onto the floor and so much more.
Beneath a shining sun, blue sky
Everything beneath is soggy, wet
And heavy, mushy at my feet.
Stiff breezes make no ripple on the surface of this unwelcome pond.
Exhaustion sometimes dribbles sometimes flows.
No one cares to live with soggy feet.
Who wants to spend each day fighting the waves?
No sun or wind is powerful enough to dry the ocean.
Or a lake constantly fed by a waterfall of fatigue and damnation.
Cry me a river.
Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Just Want to Talk Support Group.
Cry me a river. Yes.
And the dripping is coming from somewhere, and you can talk to a doctor or friend or journal, and still keeps dripping, unperturbed. And then it gushes out, no discernible reason. Then back to dripping. And no one is more scared and angry than you.
Wow.
First I was happy to see someone Actually read it. You did much more and thanks!
Precious Lady, I would never hate you. You have a gift of writing through your pain! What a blessed relief writing can give as it distracts our mind from the pain. God Bless you and praying for relief for you.
🥰🥰
What a moving poem, @joybo99 ! Sending a big hug of comfort and empathy.
@joybo99
@samuelmyrick
Thank you @joybo99 for sharing your wonderful spirit and thank you @samuelmyrick for putting a cherry on top.
What talent we have in our group!
God bless you as you bring healing.
Wow. You have a way with words! Thanks for sharing.
خیلی زیبا بود
آفرین
I wish I could read that.
Saturday greetings
I really enjoyed your poem!
It is SO important that we share, that we and know we are not alone with this miserable pain.
I love that you have kept your sense of humor! I do believe that it is healthier to smile ( even if it is forced) that
it is to" cry in our beer." WE al love this site and are so grateful it is here. Thanks to the CREATORS!