Tuesday, September 17, 2019

Anecdotes

You can't cry when you say goodbye because you always wanted me to leave.  I can't pray to you, because there is a different god I believe.

You've whispered those things in dark of the night's space.  Things you'd now find shame in, as you do when I've reach for an embrace.

It isn't that I am bitter, how could I possibly be?  You've been telling what to think, even how to pretend that I'm a human being.

And now that I've left this world, leaving only this note, will you tell the others why and how I've failed, with a spectacular anecdote?



“The thought of suicide is a great consolation: by means of it one gets through many a dark night.”
Nietzsche