The Persistence of Fatigue
My head throbs
I can’t sleep
I’m tired
I arrange my pillows
Halting to then caress one.
Sometimes I forget
Forget to live
I loosen my grip on the pillow
so that I now caress it
I tilt my head onto the pillow
so that our surfaces touch
like a lover’s first kiss
I feel each and every bristle
as if they were each corals in a reef
swaying with the movement of my face.
My face an ocean,
Deep and vast to which there is no end
To the human mind
I think now if someone were to see me do this,
They’d think I’m mad.
But I’m simply living and enjoying the tiny moments.
For what does it mean to be sane anyways?
For if we are to all follow in someone’s footsteps
To be considered “sane”,
Then our society wouldn’t have diversity
And without it, purpose.