Broken Pieces of a Puzzle
Puzzles are a big picture of a whole
One missing piece can break the picture apart
Family is that puzzle I need in order to feel a sense of wholeness
But it is a shame to see the pieces no longer fit
After years of wear and tear
Thus making the picture more abstract than concrete
I choose to piece this puzzling puzzle together
Through actions of selflessness
but like tape actions can only do so much
Places become blurry as I am repaid through
Acts of greed and ghosts of the past
So call me a masochist
But without my family
I have no place, no wholeness, no form of freedom
For that freedom I am willing to sacrifice everything
As family is where one begins and ends
So fix the present to allow
For the past to heal
And once you clear your piece, your part in this puzzle
Two options present themselves: Live broken or Live whole
By piecing this puzzle together, the need for wholeness is great
The greatness in being whole for once makes everything worthwhile
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