The Monster In My Head
There is a Monster
In my head.
An aberration
In my thoughts,
Keeping me from
The normal life.
The bane
Of my life.
Destroying me
With thoughts.
Like a mouse
Eaten by a cat.
Every thought
Is like a
Harbinger of
The torture to come.
My mind its own
Prison.
I imagine this Monster
As far from bright
And happy.
It is
Sad.
And the Monster
Is far from happy.
The Monster is
And angry
And stubborn.
No matter what I do,
The symptoms of this syndrome
Are always there.
The Monster flows
Into my head
Like honey.
But it is not
As sweet.
The Monster is
Cruel and cantankerous and difficult.
I wish I could
Give it away
Because I have
No empathy for
This Monster.
I don’t feel bad that
I hate it,
Or that I wished
I could live without it.
In my reality,
I cannot
Get rid of My Monster
I can only
Live with it
Live with
This Monster in my head
Suffer with
This Monster in my head
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