Tedious
Waiting for change can be very tedious.
Mundane tediousness
This feeling grows inside
But I'm still here
After all these years
The feelings inside
Disguised in a well-planned facade
I want to change this frustration
But I'll wait
Patience
Is it the key?
If there were no rewards
No love
No company
At the end
I will have rightly left
My raging madness
For everyone to remember
I would prove a point
What point?
Something to be seen
But I'll wait
Still on this road
Tedious time
If there are no rewards
No joy
At the end
I will have to leave
And make my stamp
On this tedious place
That makes me wait
Like a slumbering vampire
Waiting to misfortunately die
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By Bazooka Teaches
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The Dreich
Dreich is borrowed from Scots dreich (“hard to bear, dreary, tedious, wearisome; interminable, long-winded; dull, uninteresting; slow, tardy; doleful, gloomy; baffling, difficult; difficult to reach, inaccessible”), from Middle English dregh, dri, drie (“burdensome; depressing, dismal; large, tall; lasting, long; long-suffering, patient; tedious; of blows: hard, heavy; of the face: unchanging, unmoved; of a person: strong, valorous”)
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