Audacity
Our brains are sick
and the streetlamps are broken.
We speak the language
of pills and asphyxiation,
but we deal.
The problem lies in me,
but I will not stop.
I will not go to sleep yet.
The silence is violent,
and all in my head.
After sitting in the psych ward
on the linoleum floor,
against all likelihood,
I rise.
What do you take me for?
I will do what others will not.
I will hold onto what hope is.
Because its never too late.
Because I have the audacity
to think that in the morning,
it's gonna be alright.
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