Endless Battles

Almost

Somehow the battle is never over,

I thought I could win.

These wounds aren't just mental,

I have to live with it.

Every battle has a price.

I can't fight on my own.

Every time I reach out,

The air gets pulled from my lungs.

I'm sorry I couldn't be happier.

I have so much more than I did.

I'm surrounded

But It feels like I'm suffocating.

These walls that I built.

I tried my best to break down.

To open my heart,

Only to lock it back down.

In the end what I was searching for could never be found.

  • Author: Almost (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 13th, 2022 20:04
  • Comment from author about the poem: I have a lot on mind that not even a poem can express but the summary will do until I can find a different outlet.
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  • L. B. Mek

    worded torment and strife
    that sensation of drowning, beneath
    our life's burdens
    is expressed so distinctly
    through your words..
    a relatable read, thanks for sharing..
    (sorry for your troubles
    and yes, poetry
    is at best, merely a band-aid
    in the face of life's true horrors
    but
    maybe that band-aid, can help
    buy you a few seconds of breath
    to ease the onslaught)
    all the very best!



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