Consume
- Randi Stewart
- Jan 5
- 1 min read
In shadows deep, where whispers dwell,
A heavy fog casts its silent spell.
Like chains of sorrow wrapped so tight,
It dims the spark that once burned bright.
Each morning rises, but hope feels thin,
A weary battle fought within.
The colors fade to shades of gray,
As laughter's echo drifts away.
Days blend together, a monotonous stream,
Chasing the fading remnants of a dream.
Isolation's grip, a suffocating cloak,
In the stillness, I feel myself choke.
Yet in this darkness, I search for light,
A flicker of hope, a reason to fight.
For even the night must yield to dawn,
And from the ashes, I can be reborn.
Though depression consumes and drags me down,
I hold on tight, refusing to drown.
With each small step, I’ll rise once more,
To reclaim the joy I’m fighting for.

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