Contributor: C.V. Ellis
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Minutes are hours,
Days are millennia,
Fatigue is an anchor
Chained to my libido
Energy drains like water
Through the proverbial sieve,
All labors are Herculean
While rest is mere fiction
Joy has left the building,
Sleep defies my authority,
Humor is lost and wandering
Like the man in the crowd
Little pills and therapy
Give something like relief,
Yet grief and sadness linger
To hinder full release
Still, the sun rises
For muster and roll call,
So I stumble into a new day
To renew the journey home
It's a wearying journey and long
This slow motion trip,
Trudging through each day
Just to do it all over
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Family is most important; all else pales in comparison.
A Wearying Journey and Long (Notes on Depression at 3 a.m.)
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