Upon a sigh,
she again rises
to sameness
while words uttered
spew from silent aches-
'Its grown so tiresome,
so tedious,
so very damn prosaic.'
-As she once again,
sets out upon a day,
already spent,
in its first few moments
of its awakening.
Resigned and relinquishing
she moves,
slow-paced.
For what's the hurry
in rushing the pain?
It'll still be there-
lurking in her shadows,
omni-present
and demanding
of her will.
Her lackadaisical mood,
in not the product
of a weakness,
but that of a strength,
she requires, to endure.
Nor 'tis it the effect
of this long-suffering state.
But more
the apparant result,
of her disillusionment.