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Some battles will never be won


The despondency sits along the shoulders, a heavy robe you cant shake free. As the pleasure swiftly dwindles, perception becomes poisoned. You can only sit with immobility and sluggishness hoping it will backslide. There is no use in fighting anymore. Lay down your fruitless arms.
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