Somewhere
In the back of my head,
Thereās always something saying,
āJust go on, the wonāt miss you, do itā
Maybe itās true, maybe itās just my head speaking, but if itās speaking I should listen to it, no.
āWhy not?ā
ā¦
āSee, you have no reason not to,ā
I donāt want toā¦
āThatās a stupid reason, you used to listen to me, you traitor.ā
I am not a traitor. I was never on your side.
I can feel the blood flow down my arm as the water flows past my ankles,
The salty breeze weakening my knees.
I fall with great forces splashing mini tidal waves around me,
Alone at last.
I can feel my thoughts drain away into the ocean, along with goes my sole,
Forever in the salty breeze.
āYour crown is made of peopleās bones and hungerā
So much for a pep talk.
It seems that no matter how well I do I will always and forever be destined for sorrow, my mother wonāt even stand near me, as if I am some disease about to plague my next victim.
āAmbe- AMBER!ā āWhat?ā āAre you even listening to me?ā āYes yes, crown, bones, and blahā
I should be listening to what sheās saying, but itās probably more about how Iām a terrible daughter, or the devil ānew and improvedā.
āYou really are a terrible investment to oneās time,ā
āTakes one to know oneā
She seems surprised, almost as if itās me thatās making a fuss.
I awake in the plains a grass, I place a havenāt been.
Fairly bad start to a morning.
āHow could I have gotten here?ā I distinctly remember going to bed last night, but not in the middle of nowhereā¦
Standing up, I stretch and look at my surroundings.
In front of me: Grass plains Behind me: More grass plains Left: a gravel road of some sortsā¦ Right: The sound of water, perhaps a river?
I donāt know how I got here, but I have to get home somehow, the question is though,
āWhich way is home?ā
āIām in love.ā
I donāt like to admit it but itās the closest Iāll get to closure, Iām in love.
Iām in love with their everything, I donāt think there is anything they could do to change that, exceptā¦
Love someone else.
Iām no longer in love, yet youāve found me in hiding
And now you come to me saying
āIām in love with someone.ā
Why must you do that to me? Because āThat someone, isnāt me.ā
I stand here weeping, as if youāll notice, kneeling down I wonder if you even recognize me. I will always recognize you, ah, remember back when we were in 6th grade? We went to the park and you told me how I was controlling, how I tell you to tie your shoes or wear a bigger coat or to put your hood up and pushing your out of the way of people while walking. Iām not sure why I do this, but Iām sorry, I truly am. I just wish you wouldāve left a letter, I justā¦ love you so dearly. Tears falling of her cheek, landing on the soil bellow, sheās lifts a hand pressing it up against the grave stone, outlining her friends name.