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Life Hatred I hate my life, a declaration so strong, Embedded in my soul, a feeling so wrong. Every day feels like a battle I must face, Struggling to find even a glimmer of grace. The weight of existence, a burden so heavy, Crushing my spirit, I feel so unsteady. Lost in a world that feels cold and bleak, I yearn for a peace I can never seek. The chaos around me mirrors the chaos within, A constant cycle of sorrow, a cycle I'm in. I search for a light in this never-ending night, But darkness consumes me, swallowing me out of sight. I hate my life, a refrain in my mind, Echoing endlessly, leaving me blind. I try to escape, to break free from this chain, But my efforts are futile, my struggles in vain. Each breath I take is laced with despair, A reminder that life isn't fair. I am trapped in a prison of my own making, Forever grappling with this feeling so soul-shaking. I look in the mirror and see a face I despise, Haunted by the emptiness that fills my eyes. I long to break free from this suffocating strife, But all I can do is continue to hate my life. I scream into the void, hoping for release, But the silence that greets me offers no peace. I am alone in my anguish, alone in my pain
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