You start to see that your sister becomes a mother
Glowing as can be,
Supported by a family, of love that once was believed,
Your mother holds her children’s hands,
And you can’t even remember the age,
When you could still do the same,
Your father is not much yours,
And remarks little anymore with his proverbs,
You’re struggling day to day,
And not more than mere sentences are said,
Sometimes you start to double think,
And wonder if you’re better dead.
I’m feeling awfully dark tonight. The usual words aren’t comforting, everything said is triggering, and any word I speak becomes a curse for others, yet it’s impossible to refrain.
And wondering why the world ticks, along like churned up games,
I wonder why I couldn’t love,
Anyone just the same.
It becomes seperation, a desperation, a jealousy mixed with bouts of hope,
That one day if you die,
They’ll take you off the rope.
Words are just mere weapons,
Crafted from tears,
I’m alone tonight,
Still am after 40 years.
They say you’re never alone,
But who are they to say,
When you can’t remember 3 hours ago,
Or if today is even a day.
It takes a miracle to think,
Of anything creative,
And if I even do,
Thousands have already said it,
And if I were to lie,
I’d be the dishonest one,
When everyone else can do it,
Just because I’m that one,
That never gets away.
If I had a party of 5, I’m the tank who needs four healers right about now.
I miss you. Why the heck can’t we just talk.