I watch the days go by, numbly.
I remember the teasing still.
Falling and falling again,
A countless number of times,
But still I rose.For what? To be pushed back down?
I'm sick of it. But at the same time, I need it to survive.
What can I say? It's been another day.
Nothing has changed. I carry on with my head down, shoulders hunched.
Until I met her.
She changed me, oh yes she did. I kept my head up from that day on, but I wasn't the same.
My eyes were wild, and I wanted to hurt them the way they hurt me. Down.
This may be insanity, but this is the new me.
//'Okay then', back in your cage. -shoves physiopathological me into her cage-.
YOU ARE READING
Poetry
PoetryI suppose a poetry book wouldn't hurt. I mean, there's a lot out there. Oh well.