The Fatigue Of Monotony Poem by Chitra Bisht

The Fatigue Of Monotony

Waking up and running
Picking, tidying, cleaning

Throwing trash out of doors
Running errands, rushing to stores

Day passes doing petty things
As it ends, fatique sets in

Night brings an ominous threat
Work still pending, break a sweat

Bedtimes are spent wondering
Done so soon, surely forgetting

Ringing alarm makes me edgy
Again the same, again fatique

Tis not the work leading to burden
Tis not the tasks, in case you wonder

But the monotony of life itself
Makes you cringe and ask for help

Weary with exhaustion
I long for a change

Let this day be different
Let this day not be the same

Filled with zest, I wanna live life
Take new challenges, not just survive

Help, do something, make me feel alive
Don't wanna be dead long before I die

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Living a monotonous life doing the same things over and over again is the biggest cause of mental fatique in women
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