A Poem of Myself

M. Evermore

I live in a world

Always wanting, always thirsting, always searching

For an item I don't know exists

Or is it an emotion? A place? A person?

I don't know, I don't know, I don't know

Will I find it in that creature's soul?

Or will it be hidden in the depths of someone's heart?

This sickness, this longing,

For something unattainable,

Something just out of reach

A feather falling, a soft wind blowing,

 A shadow slipping, a sea's gentle waves pulling

Making me long to be above,

Making me long to be below

The pictures, the memories,

All swirling together to make the perfect home

An illusion, a hallucination, a mind's cruel tricks

Homesick for something unreal, unreachable, and unattainable

Homesick for something I cannot find on my own

Help me, save me

I don't know which

Am I to be the earth or the sky?

Grounded, safe, connected to all

Free, and wild, unseeable to all

Maybe both. Always both

A void, that's what it is

A monster of my own making

Come, see the dark side of the moon

Forevermore there, nevermore seen

Tangible or intangible?

Decide, if you please

Cruelty and mockery

I've made my peace

Contradictions seen and more unknown

Save me from the unknown toll

Always watching, always wanting

Loyalty comes first, personal comes last

Empty, numb

Only sometimes now

Hated, feared

Only a warning now

Family, friends

One is real, the other nonexistent

I care, I don't care

I am happy, I am angered

I am individual, I am lone

I am free

Grow wings. Fly

One day, I will

Love is unconditional

It is not, it is not, it is not

Family is unconditional

Loyalty

Where do I stand?

On the battlefield, it whispers, you belong on the battlefield

Rage

Easy to rise, a fight to control

Hate - always

Guilt - always

Stress - always

Save me, bathe me

Queen of all sins

Liar, cheater, bully, two-faced

Multifaceted

Longing, hating, 

I am but life and death

Hidden from the world,

Seen by the world

I give you lies

Dark and darker still

Angel face, devil mind

Half, actually

A fight, only sometimes

Where is my home?

Death, peace, love, life?

I have been searching,

Always searching

Always alone

I don't want to be alone

Help me find my home

  • Author: M. Evermore (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 25th, 2022 12:01
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 24
  • User favorite of this poem: Rocky Lagou.
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  • Rocky Lagou

    And this right here... is quite the entrance to MPS my dear. I literally adore your words, it eptimomizes the human mind and the intracies intertwined. All those nuances of "being" and "not being" and love and all the complicatedness of life is very finely summed up in this glory. That line, "Homesick for something unreal, unreachable, and unattainable" rings so true. I feel many times we're searching for an intangible bliss that just isn't real. Your repition in the line, "It is not, it is not, it is not" also really ties in that "overwhelmed" tone that you're conveying. Thank you.

    • M. Evermore

      Thank you so much for your comment! I've never published one of my poems, let alone allow anyone to read one, so it's nice to know that it was appreciated.

    • Nicholas Browning

      This poem addresses something that I've struggled with for many years of my life. Since I was young, I lived while asking myself if I deserved what I received. If something good happened, if something bad happened. Do I deserve to be happy? Do I deserve to suffer by intentionally or unintentionally hurting someone else? In the middle of the beginning of this quandary, I saw an anime once that said "There's something in this world that we can't prove exists. Many people want it, but very few ever find it. The reason why it's so difficult to find is because the thing you want the most is the thing you will never have". It took many more years to understand what it meant. Love, life, guilt, death; happiness, despair, loneliness, belonging, salvation. I placed my beliefs in other people and let their satisfaction and happiness carry my own, but soon learned that wasn't a good way to live. Long story short, you've gone out of your way to question many things that people fear. You've looked inside the "Self" and came back out with new knowledge and understanding. It's impressive to see. I agree with Rocky about this being one hell of an introduction. All the best,
      Welcome to MPS.



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