Band-Aids For All
Stop screaming
Don’t slam doors
Stop throwing water
Don’t raise your voice
Stay in your place
Never throw things
Don’t bring up the past
Stop talking about mistakes
Don’t pretend to be better than somebody else
Stop thinking you’re right
Sit down
Hold your hands together or put them in your lap
Never threaten
Don’t exaggerate
Stop fighting over whose right
The advice from a person whose been fighting their whole life
If you don’t take my advice I suggest you invest in more band aids
But not even band aids can fix a broken sense of identity and a lost heart
And that’s the worst part
The more you yell the more she is torn apart
And every scream cuts at his heart like a logger cutting down trees
And soon he’s just as empty as the woods will be
Never throw things
Because throwing things is saying I don’t want us anymore and I want to hurt you
But it’s just the pain she feels starting to break through
And soon neither of you can hide your problems anymore
And this relationship starts to feel like a chore
But The feeling of being alone scares you much more
And children, your ears ring and eyes burn
But your emotional state isn’t usually anyone’s main concern
Just remember young one
No matter what your parents have done
This is not what you are meant for
And love is meant to be gentle and caring and selfless
Because that’s not what it’s supposed to look like
It’s never going to be perfectly right
Love is near and you will find it’s light
If you take the advice of someone whose been fighting their whole life
Stop screaming
Don’t slam doors
Stop throwing water
Don’t raise your voice
Stay in your place
Never throw things
Don’t bring up the past
Stop talking about mistakes
Don’t pretend to be better than somebody else
Stop thinking you’re right
Sit down
Hold your hands together or put them in your lap
Never threaten
Don’t exaggerate
Stop fighting over whose right
-c.s.
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