Loser
When I was little,
You weren’t there.
You and mom fought,
Till she couldn’t even bare.
All memories; broken and wasted,
Everything you shared.
Mom struggled and urged,
But you just didn’t care.
I guess everything happens for a reason,
Some people just don’t accept the truth.
You’re not worth my time,
All you have given to me was proof.
Life moved on without you,
As you taught us a lesson.
You left me in the dust,
I think you need a therapy session.
I’m just an option,
To you I am nothing.
It seems like all you have learned,
Is what solves your problems is running.
Can you promise me,
That everything will be alright?
Who am I kidding,
You’d go down without a fight.
When I grew up,
You had only gotten worse.
Every time I hear your voice,
All I want to do is curse.
Sure, we’ve had some good times,
But all that is long gone.
All you are now,
Is a laughable con.
I wish you would change,
At least try for me.
Call me up; I’d like to yell,
“JUMP OFF A FORTY-FOOT TREE!”
I hope this isn’t too harsh,
But I doubt if you’d show the least bit of consideration.
Sometimes I wonder,
Are you still on probation?
I bet you think you’re okay,
Just the way you are.
Well you’ve got another thing coming,
I’d wish you away on a shooting star.
Deep down I still love you,
Or who you used to be.
All I ask of you is to ask yourself,
“What do people really see?”
