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Another Day


Maybe tomorrow, they will finally see me
But it’s just like yesterday, another day.
 
Crossing the days until I reach May,
I fall into endless sleep and unreal dreams.
Stray today, stay away, to myself I say.
 
I wake up to the sky with clouds of grey
And hopeful again, I wish to the hidden sun,
But it’s just like yesterday, another day.
 
Courage, something for I wish and pray,
To tell them I am here, nowhere really.
Stray today, stay away, to myself I say.
 
It starts getting brighter like an ombré,
And maybe it will get better again,
But it’s like yesterday, another day.
 
I look at the withered flower bouquet
And the never ending cycle starts again.
Stray today, stay away, to myself I say.
But it's like yesterday, another day.
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