When I Die of Boredom
I sit here waiting.
Doing simply nothing.
My parents are gone
My relatives are gone
I wait for something,
To eagerly fulfill my energy
I pick up my pen
And think and imagine.
I imagine nothing,
I think of nothing.
I lost my words and mind
To where I cannot find.
I sit and stare
With boredom’s gentle glare.
I sleep while I wait.
Because in this state,
I thought I need some.
When I die of boredom.
Thank goodness!
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