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Life has lost its music.
I drink less,
I smoke less,
I smile less,
I care more,
I sleep more,
but things are more disappointing.
Even music disappoints
and I feel that we disappoint
the world.
Human consequences
have sucked the glass dry
and I am party to this.
A spoil sport.
I want nothing to do
with all the places I go
and the people who I meet.
I want nothing more
than less
of the things
I cannot drop.
There is a space called balance.
It is nowhere to be found.
My feet fumble to the roar of traffic
and I'm married to the road.
Life has lost its music.
I drink less,
I smoke less,
I smile less,
I care more,
I sleep more,
but things are more disappointing.
Even music disappoints
and I feel that we disappoint
the world.
Human consequences
have sucked the glass dry
and I am party to this.
A spoil sport.
I want nothing to do
with all the places I go
and the people who I meet.
I want nothing more
than less
of the things
I cannot drop.
There is a space called balance.
It is nowhere to be found.
My feet fumble to the roar of traffic
and I'm married to the road.
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An introspective piece about life losing its music: reduced pleasures, more sleep, and mounting disappointment. Even music disappoints, and humanity feels stretched thin and complicit. A quest for balance remains elusive as traffic roars and paths blur. Third-person reflection from @lish.eth.
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An introspective piece about life losing its music: reduced pleasures, more sleep, and mounting disappointment. Even music disappoints, and humanity feels stretched thin and complicit. A quest for balance remains elusive as traffic roars and paths blur. Third-person reflection from @lish.eth.