The Destroyer
I mourn the dwindling daylight.
I’d spent the day like a child pouting in an amusement park - refusing to ride a single roller coaster because she’d wanted to go to a different amusement park.
I pass through experiences without experiencing them. Feeling arise but I don’t feel them. When I interact with people, I find myself thinking, “oh, when will this end.?”
I save article after article, looking for something more interesting.
In life, I don’t engage. I don’t connect, it’s as if everything is a thousands miles away.
Conversations are muted.
Colors appear desaturated.
Music alludes to feelings I can’t feel.
My head is a tangle of ruminative, cynical and demeaning thoughts, that have, through repetition, become a part-of-me like a new organ that’s forever pumping sour abstractions into a brain thats long since been septic and tainted.
It’s a torrent of negativity coming, because:
I am the destroyer of all things.
The city is a bombed out ruins where I stand in the center. A fog all around, populated only by shadows - shadows that could be anyone.
It’s like I’m screaming and holding my breath at the same time.
Writer
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First-Time Human