Flatline

I can’t feel anything.



Nothing stirs me.

Nothing touches me.

Nothing angers me.

Nothing saddens me.



I am flatlining.

I feel dead inside.



Where are my tears?

Where is my passion?



There is nothing left in me.

Nothing but bones.



When I feel something rise in me,

my body fails to respond.



My heart is indifferent to life;

there must not be any blood

flowing through my veins.



I am flatlining.

I feel dead inside.  

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S74RW4RD's picture

I think that happens to many of the faithful. I have been told it is actually a preparation for greater, more satisfying spirituality. I am in something of the same situation myself, at the time, and I am looking forward to the end of it and a resumption of the more spiritual side of life. Thank you for describing it so well in this poem.


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