By: Hudson Dexter

From the early hours of the morning
To the setting sun of dusk
I simmer and contemplate, almost mourning
The world that I live in, a husk.
Am I the only one?
Between edges that don’t quite match my mind.
I mind what I think and I think quite too much,
My actions forever incongruous with my soul
so I seek something to latch onto, to be my crutch
Am I the only one?
The self separation only leads to further isolation.
Down the rabbit-hole of idealization,
Why are boxes made to marshal humanity?
Everything within me proceeds to fail expectation.
I crave a semblance of stability, relaxation,
Why are divisions formed to sectionalize beauty?
But I’ve found it,
a lack of standards, but in place of it, love
Something void of conventionality, but in place of it, community
To know that out there they understand, that maybe I could understand…
Maybe I am not the only one.
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