The Storm

The Storm

A Poem by Norrin Shearer

I am tired of being awake
But not yet tired enough to sleep
I have exhausted being alive
But am not ready to die
I may be depressed
It is not because off ill treatment
But rather because of the lack of
I have built myself up inside of my head
With no one there to tell me otherwise
I saw myself as indestructible
And to my self disappointment
I slowly realized I was not
Up on my pedestal I stood high
But the foundation of self worth
And of the pride in my pointless accomplishments
Soon began to crumble
And now a storm rages endlessly through my head
Tearing apart everything I know
Able to find its only home in these dark notebook pages
So to my emptiness I came recluse
Unable to find my way out of this everlasting maze
With walls made of wretched self-loathing
And air full of inescapable doubt
Am I worthy to take in this oxygen?
Or is there someone better suited than I
Who should be breathing this instead?
Better suited than me to live?
I am a stain
I am a worthless scratch 
On the pristine beauty that life is supposed to be
Clouding the wonder that is creation
With my unworthiness to exist
And now a storm rages endlessly through my head
Tearing apart everything I know
Able to find its only home in these dark notebook pages

© 2016 Norrin Shearer


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Added on July 8, 2016
Last Updated on July 8, 2016
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Norrin Shearer
Norrin Shearer

Meridian, ID



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Hello! I'm a student who loves writing. I'm very interested in poetry, short stories, novels, and even a little bit of journalism. My favorite subjects to read and write about are fantasy and science .. more..

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