I am tired

““If the constitution to be adopted in Ocana is not suitable to the situation in which I see Colombia, I shall abandon at once a government of which I am tired at heart.””

Simon Bolivar the Liberator

“By Allah, I am tired of discourse with thee and chiding, and indeed thy soul coveteth that shall never become thine; nay, though thou gave me my weight in gold, thou shouldst not get thy wicked will of me; for, I know naught of the things of the world, save pleasant life, by the boon of Allah Almighty!”

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

“But, O Ja’afar, I am tired with fishing in the river, for I have caught great store of fish which I left on the bank with my master Khalifah, and he is watching them and waiting for me to return to him with a couple of frails and a matchet.”

The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

“Dearest H —, I am tired with my journey, but very fairly well; to-morrow, I have no doubt that I shall be quite "jolly.”

Further Records, 1848-1883: A Series of Letters

“I am tired and woe-worn; often, in the bed, I wish I could weep my life away.”

Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli

“I am tired of the phrase dolce far niente, the sweetness of doing nothing, but what better way is there to describe that day?”

Simon & Schuster: The Italian Summer