I filled my tub with hope
Believing or rather not believing
But it was all crudy and tiresome
Disappointment abounds
I had a slight reprieve
But now its all back to the same coldness
Would love for maximum warmth
But the water stings in its icyness
Sadness envelops the core of my core
And there is no balm
There is no more comfort
I’d rather be seared, contemplative, and intoxicated
Overflowing with gushing, flowing waters
But instead I’m standing in a puddle of bath water
And it should all be thrown out, baby and all
There is no proper drainage
And I’m consumed by dirt
Time to runaway, ran fast and far
Time to build up a new tub
Categories: Culture, mental health, Poetry, Psychology, weird
Sometimes there’s just not a big enough bathtub.
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so, so true!
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