Alone
Alone
Alone in my room
And I need someone to talk to
But
I
am
alone
There are few I could call on the phone
But none who would come
And hold me
There are some I could text
But half of those would want to transition to sexts
Nobody knows this life I live
Nobody knows my need to scream
These 4 walls hold the emotions and the pains
That have never been told in any story
Or seen on any big screen
These posters hold my words
And these pillows hold my tears
And the cracks and crevices in the paint
Hold all of my childhood years
Yet in this room
Reminiscent of everything I am
I am still alone
Without a woman or a man
To call on
To reach out to
My mom is in the other room
But she’s asleep
As she’s been for the past few days
Her room for her is a locked door that never had a key
She loves me
But she also loves whiskey
Actually gin
We both drown in sin
As we swim
In a pool that is a 2 bedroom apartment
I cry at night
And she does not know
I wake up in the morning for school
And wash my face 3 times
Just to make sure the tear marks don’t show
I walk down the hallway with a smile on my face
Hoping that when 3:47 hits and “hangout” hours commence
No one wants to come to my place
Because my home holds my demons
My secrets
My pleasures
My fears
My worries
My sorrows
My treasures
My room holds everything there is to know about me
And inside of that room to my soul there is a key
Hidden in the bookshelf
Smashed amongst childhood authors
Writings of Peter Rabbit and Owl Chasing the Moon
There is a monsoon
Of words
Violently ripping through that room
These blue lines hold every ounce of doom
I hid to smile in front of you
And you
And you
These blue lines were my road to walk on when I was misguided
These blue lines did more than any math problem when my worlds were divided
These blue lines were my stop signs when my morals collided
With my need to get back at my mother for drinking
And me for sinking
And my father for shrinking into a faintless nothing in the story of my life
These blue lines were the reason to my rhyme
And the reason for my time
Spent alone
Feeling less than while wanting more
Crying on my bedroom floor
Furiously scribbling notes that would sing a song
That no other human being has heard before
A ravenous
gentle
sweet
angry
resentful
mean
loving
caring
story
That was written in and out of rhyme
As I spent my time
Alone in my room
Allowing the verses of my poems to engulf me
Like a fetus in its mothers womb
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