No More Eden Poem by Thomas Case

No More Eden

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It's the continual
opening of the
eyes that disappoints,
not that sleep brings peace,
but it's the momentary
reprieve from life's
clenched fist, and
it's ruthless apathy.

Life is a toss of
the coin,
a roll of the dice.
Often, it's snake eyes.
As a kid, I always
thought that everything
would be alright.
Now I see the
randomness of
it all.

I'm always trying to
get back to Eden.
Sometimes, the
dreamer in me
forgets the futility.
The banishment is
forever.

No More Eden
Tuesday, December 7, 2021
Topic(s) of this poem: depression
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Thomas Case

Thomas Case

Oxnard, California
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