The ceiling is always the same
Every morning and every night, it is unfazed
But every gaze I give, I feel it collapsing on me
I see cracks and unseen debris
The floor is filled with dusts;
Withered flowers and crumpled papers
Tattered shirts and untouched sweets
Everything stays in the same place
Everyday, everything is the same
The silent clicks of the clock
The plead of the fan
The strum of the untuned guitar
I feel as if I'm a rock
In a still water, I lay my back
I feel as if I'm a seed
Left in a dry soil
I'm never growing
I'm ungrowing
I'm never moving
I'm unmoving
Under my white ceiling
I lay my undead corpse
With broken pieces of me scattered around corners
Of the room I treat as my world
Under my white ceiling
I lay my undead body
With white noise and poisonous serenity
Everything is bothering me
The poem is about how character feels stagnant and how horrible it is to feel like you are not doing enough.