Tired of crying
Tired of the pain
Tired of this life
Always turning out the same.
Tired of getting nowhere
And always being broke down.
Tired of trying my best
Just to look like a clown.
Tired of being tired
Tired of being strong
Tired of loving and caring
Tired of carrying on
Tired of smiling
Tired of laughing
Tired of running and hiding
Tired of standing, and fighting
Fighting for nothing
Tired of being right,
When I really need to be wrong
Tired of “family”
And people that say they love me.
I’m tired of being tired
And I’m ready to throw in the towel already
Tired of being a teammate
Tired of being a partner
Don’t wanna be a best friend
Just wanna be by myself and be a mother.
Tired of talking
Tired of typing
Tired of feeling my heart steadily breaking
Tired of the cuts that are longer bleeding
Tired of the broken heart that still keeps beating.
Tired of being depended on
Tired of being watched
Tired of being a role model
Tired of moving on
Tired of my mind, and all the loud thoughts
Just tired of being tired
I’ve tried and tried and still get nowhere.
I’ve got everyone but when I need someone they’re just not there
They say “I’m here” but ears are deaf when I speak.
Tired of hopes and shattered dreams
Tired of the support that I never really had.
Tired of the dreams that I wake from instead.
Tired of sobriety
Tired of addiction
Tired of life and tired of death,
Tired of quitting
Tired of winning
Tired of being tired
But no amount of sleep is enough.
Oh! And I’m sick and tired of love.
One day I won’t wake up.
One day it’ll all be done.
I’ll drag myself across the finish line,
And the battles will be won.
But for now I’m just so tired.
Wanting it all to end.
I just have to keep being tired.
It’s not my time just yet.
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Author:
Shandi (Pseudonym) (
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- Published: May 4th, 2025 03:43
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 3
Comments1
I can feel the exhaustion in this poem. Locked in to life's prison by bars of obligation one rots in depression. Breaking free is not an easy task. Lovely write
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