Aging Youth
What is this aching gap inside of me?
It's like the size of the child
That I used to be.
Time has mangled such deep agony
Inside of my soul where I try so hard
That I bring myself outside of my shell.
There's an emptiness that throbs with the unsteady beat of my heart,
A rythem with the sound of a thousand steeds racing,
Racing towards a desserted nothingness.
If I could hold my own trembeling hand of my youth,
I wouldn't. I've never been able to.
How can you tell yourself the things you never knew?
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