Sometimes I wish they would yell,
Tell me I'm wrong and that it was okay.
Sometimes I wish I didn't feel like the problem,
Because I'm the one that said what almost everyone knew.
In the midst of my sadness,
Sometimes I wish they would stop sugar coating their words like medicine.
I wish they would get emotional,
Either tell me I’m worthless or that they give a damn.
I just want them to break the mask they are using, on accident,
So I can see how they really stand.
I wish they could vent to me, and not feel like shit for doing it.
I wish I hadn’t already forgiven them,
I never got to see their side.
Sometimes I wish it wasn’t like sandpaper across my skin every time I talk,
I just dig my hole deeper.
I wish I didn’t make them hate me and lie about it.
I just hate only being a mask.
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PoetryOn growing collection of my tea drinking moments when my mind is well 'a bit' more silent.