A chaos poem
this muddling of voices in my head
telling me to go ahead and forge the path ahead
while a part of part really wishes I was dead.
Exhausted beyond measure,
stressed beyond erasure,
Longing for companionship and friendship
but knowing in the ending I will die alone.
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Just Daniel
I write short fiction when I have time. There are also elements of my life interwoven with fantasy that I incorporated into my writing. I also like the unknown, so enter into the dark, true, and mysterious if you dare...
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Heartbreaking. Your thoughts are beautiful and your emotions matter.