Clearly Blurred Path

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You are again on this phase where you are confused of what’s totally fine
Same passive feelings, irrational thoughts… a total waste of time
You often wonder and then wander to realize nothing’s ever a crime
Every face, every emotion, every day that passes by felt like a dime
An ounce of joy and a drop of bliss they please your ears like a chime

Odds pushed you to pretension instead of comprehension
All these obscurity were too subtle to deceive constant attention;
A notion only you could ever put a concrete conclusion
You should’ve done this; you should’ve pursued that…
Constantly feels like nothing’s in right motion

Crushing you to anything that’s seemingly meant to be
You unintentionally created a world full of mystery
Nosy crowds, pretentious acts, all brags about identity
You crawl and you pause, and yearn for serenity
You are gasping, fading, and annihilating perfectly

A blurred path, that’s where you are heading to,

Again.


Written By: Hannah Dani

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