Anxious Mind
The clock just keeps ticking on the wall
so I look to find it, so I can throw something at it
turns out it wasn’t even a clock
It was just my brain- telling me that time was slowly being wasted
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It’s not that I didn’t do things today that needed to be done
It’s just that
It was all related to money so it seemed kind of wasteful to me
I could have written a novel instead
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Sometimes I spend hours looking for quick-fixes
If I’m motivated enough I might read a book- on how to motivate yourself to read more
Or I might play that same piano piece I’ve been playing for the past four years
I might search for information on the internet about how nobodies like me became somebodies like Mark Zuckerburg.
Unfortunately I can’t afford to go to Harvard
So I create a new tab and go to netflix and turn on 30 Rock
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Why can’t the great parts of life be easy?
Why do we have to train for things- why do we have to work hard?
Why do we have to fight against ourselves?
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Tick, tick, tick- the clock is going, time is not standing still for me
Even though I told it to.
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I have to write an essay
but I can’t stop feeling as if the world is flat
Technically the world is round
but it doesn’t seem very dynamic when you take out the heart and soul
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I try to explain but I can’t
Why the world seems so static to me
And how I’m so immobile
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Photographers capture pictures of pretty things
Make it seem like moments of perfection extend on and on
But they don’t- believe me I tried and it was only a train wreck
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The clock is ticking
Time is going, going, going….gone
-Why am I always thinking and never doing
The writing of this poem is mere self-indulgence
Why am I always thinking
because time is running out…
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