Doom Percieved
I look in any mirror and I never see me.
I see the failures and imperfections of a worthless being.
How many times does a person need to try?
It winds around in my head; all the effort: For what?
Others provide a further reflection: incompetent girl-child.
The doom of failure is always a perception.
But is it a reality?
Only when I quit. Only when I no longer put in any effort.
When I finally stop trying, this feeling of doom will overwhelm me.
It will cease to be percieved.
It will be realized.
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