burned out.
By saturatedloneliness6
i've come to a realization:
for years, i spent my life in a glass house,
threw stones and eventually it all crashed down.
i spent months alone, contemplating solutions to my sadness
but always came up emptier than before.
while i waited for someone to come along,
i grew cold and dead inside.
now im here, alone in my bedroom
and again, im scheming what to do if i become cold again.
i know that no amount of blankets can warm a stone heart
but what do i do when i want to be warm again?
i am not what i wanted to be.
so here's where i ask the question:
who was i to play god?
to pass judgement on those less than i?
who was i to come to conclusions about others
that i hadn't even come to for myself?
and i am
a hypocrite.
i broke the cigarettes that kept my grandparents sane
flushed them down the toilet and vowed never to touch them.
i just had one not a half hour ago, nicotine headache.
i called my mom an alchoholic when she drank a bottle of wine
yet i turn to it every time i hit rock bottom.
i watched as my grandma suffered the aftermath of drug abuse
but i still wondered what it was like to be high.
i guess you can call it self-hatred.
so, realiztion:
i am addicted to self mutilation,
the kind that does not involve a razorblade.
Comments on "burned out."
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On Sunday, May 18, 2008, Sketso
(416) wrote:
I've read this one over several times, and I love the escapes that just seem to bring you back to the ending... and that emotional mutilation. Honest and devastating write.
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On Tuesday, May 6, 2008, Rebel tiGer King
(239) wrote:
nice, i liked the ambiance of this piece, truthful, painful yet an ending i didn't expect, 'the kind without a razorblade', nice twist to this, well done -symph-
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On Monday, May 5, 2008, RubyXero
(481) wrote:
wow. this is my favorite piece from you so far. i really liked it... i love how you don't have your blinders on, (especially to yourself) very nice piece. i like
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A former member wrote:
nicely done. welcome to dp!!
~ hdb.
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On Sunday, May 4, 2008, freudian-slip
(236) wrote:
I had to read it over a couple of times, as my cat was trying to bogart my food... anyway- I loved it. nothing better than crazy honesty in a read. welcome
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On Sunday, May 4, 2008, veingo
(526) wrote:
So you're one of the new DP sisters I've been hearing about. I like the write. I can relate to looking inward, & trying to let it all out. Well done. And welcome to the vally. ^V^