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decisions

i have decided 
not to write this poem
out of obligation
or a pathetic attempt to “sound good” —
because i am so tired;
i've timelessly grown weary 
of being useless.

i have decided 
not to write this poem
with belief that it will be read
or that anyone will care —
because i am hurting;
and i've so many reasons to be in pain
yet none can fully justify
this immeasurable weight that rests on my soul. 

i have decided
that maybe i'll be alone forever
and just float by my lonesome
in a mindmap of connections
both of consideration and of toxic, tangled webs. 
there are so many places to fall
with only one place to land —
why, of all the chances,
would i get to stand? 

so i have not yet decided
if i will keep on living
for one day, or one month, or another 
hundred years. 
i don't think i'll ever change, or that
anyone will ever understand
for in truth, some share this crushing feeling;
what they lack is this
glaring light
that shines onto and horrifically uncloaks
my steps into darkness.

hence i will serve my purpose 
of lifting the burden so others can fly
but once i see them in the heavens
i'll casually consider the repose 
euphemistically called leaving.

Copyright © Aisa Ayumi | Year Posted 2025



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Lightbulb

Akin we are to Lightbulbs,
but not as may be told;
for creativity and Eureka! —
are dreams that can be sold.

We invite them their Control,
and hand over our souls;
prov'd that subtly they may embark,
and Switch us —
Bright, or Dark?

So closed our eyes will be,
whilst openess to “see”;
The circles that enclose us?
Makeshift insincerity.
Joyous as we've become,
electricity cannot run —
less so in the Dark days, 
when we're left with merely crumbs.

Yet even with eyes open,
I find that it's too late,
as every word that we absorb
hits more than a mistake. 
How I yearn for a new Outlet,
the farthest and unplugged,
Then trepidly I'll live the Light — in Darkness and unloved.

Copyright © Aisa Ayumi | Year Posted 2025


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