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THE SOUL SEARCH
I no longer love myself,
Nor the world as a whole.
The only thing I truly love
Is my soul.
The thing I hate the most—
That no one understands my mind.
As a child, I loved everything:
My parents,
The world,
And myself.
But as time passed, I was deceived;
I believed growing up would be kind.
Now that I’ve grown,
Reality feels doomed.
So I choose to become a soul—
That is my truest goal:
To help the world understand
Itself as a whole.
A soul can travel the planet,
Deeper than any role.
While the world turns people into dolls,
Lost within its endless roll.
I am in search of something
Pure and whole—
Something that can shape me
As good as my soul.
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This poem explores the disillusionment of growing up and the desire to find a deeper, spiritual truth when the physical world feels hollow