With mild satisfaction setting in the middle of the pack,
Your new apathy sends you adrift, and makes you sit back.
The lack of responsibility acedia brings is alluring;
As the lines between what to do begin blurring.
"Quit being lazy," they say listlessly.
Yet they never happen to listen to the truth from me.
I am not being lazy for the sake of it,
But rather as a result of my heart feeling sick.
I feel like drowning in what could and should have been,
Feeling like a waste, like I will never win.
I know I should try more often,
Though every day my resolve will just soften
This isn't my fault,
I am not to blame.
My motivation is locked in a vault,
And to that vault, apathy has laid her claim.
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Virtues and Vices
PoetryPoems depicting a twist on the Seven Deadly Sins and the Seven Heavenly Virtues.