I am tired of pretending that I don’t care.
No one’s made of porcelain, can’t
feign.
This robe of indifference I refuse to
wear.
How I’d hold back my fears and despair,
with a clumsy cork to block tears of
pain.
I am tired of pretending that I don’t
care.
Jolly good old days when I used to
share,
without thinking twice about loss or
gain.
This robe of indifference I refuse to
wear.
To spirited voices which sounded
unfair,
And fell prey to my opinion (hence
remain),
I am tired of pretending that I don’t
care.
What has this relation done to my flair
for expression? Each day shouts
mundane.
This robe of indifference I refuse to
wear.
Trapped and sapped is the feeling, I
swear.
It’s time to express and de-stress
again.
I am tired of pretending that I don’t
care,
This robe of indifference I refuse to
wear.
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