Too much thinking


An extra hard-worker -
I have in my mind.
To  overthink the situation
What joy do you find?

you love, you hate
Just calm you can't be.
You hold every argument
You fight against me

I am never truly alone, with
This voice inside my head
It has made me smile and frown
With things it has said

I love you, and hate you
I wish you remain quiet
Yet I know you are waiting
To stir up another riot.

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