Until Midnight
Staying up until midnight,
Listening to lofi,
Praying for a better light,
To make it through the next night,
Spending afternoons watching the clock’s hand,
Turn and kick its way around,
A rather soft boredom lay in my head,
But a more harsh truth stays there instead,
I've been told all the narrow ways,
And short ends,
All are for my better trend or even wend.
That I sit through the lousy thoughts with rushed determination,
Against all of my own self-preservation.
Hard seats,
With broken means,
All are supposedly for my own good.
As they say one day,
“You'll thank me!”
Yes I suppose,
When I lie in my own brain holes.
I have no heart anymore,
So I must say goodbye,
As I miss you,
Nevermore.
Place of pained laughter and toothy smiles,
Lies built upon generations,
All once again, for our,
Self-preservation,
I won’t miss staying up until midnight.
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