Once bent on being the best;
Forgetting concerns of all the rest.
Every man for himself, my pledge stood tall;
Until the day, I beat you all.
Always a guy concerned about the future;
Never happy, nor content, with whatever he could capture.
My image, my pride, my dignity;
All but what I saw was priority.
But one fine day, a very magnificent day;
Out on a bench admiring the feathers of a blue jay;
My Seiko ticked no more, hour hand at five;
This opportunity I took, which was a break from life.
A figurative sign I saw beckoning;
Something I saw necessary amid all that was happening.
Then I saw, the chains of depression;
Strangling a youth so potent and innate.
With uncontrollable sadness and damnation;
A fallen fighter, lost in ignorance and utter hate.
A period of isolation, my guilty conscience chose;
A placebo for the terminal freak I had become.
Friends and family, all that were close;
I felt lonely for all were mum.
From here I saw the value in the money;
To win the war and see my victory;
Sacrificing a few battles few and far between;
A small wager so I wouldn't seem too mean.
So here I start, trying to make ends meet;
A self hired fixer tasked to do a huge feat;
A rising peacemaker, save me from condescension;
So may we live together in good cohesion.
So for you reading my lame poem here;
I sincerely apologise for everything, my dear.
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