Call It Schizophrenic
My way of life
And your way of life
Are two different ways of living.
Where my dreams are reality
And yours are solely nonfiction,
Imagination forms a line
That borders this idea
My state of mind
And your state of mind
Are two different modes of thought.
Things I think of appear right before my eyes
But before my eyes only.
For some reason,
Your mind won't allow you to see them
The things I see
And the things you see
Are two different versions of the same thing.
To you, a trash can is merely disposal
But to me, that trash can imitates life
By retaining an indefinite shape
And communicating with me
The things I hear
And the things you hear
Pose themselves
As two different sounds.
I'm left to suffer
From the harsh sound that silence makes
But you sit there as if you cannot hear it's screech.
I see these hallucinations
And yet, you don't
I suffer from these delusions
And yet, you don't
I feel so socially isolated
And yet, you don't
I lose control of my emotions
And yet, you don't
Why is it that everything I do, you don't?
I don't feel this world I live on
So you probably do
And maybe your right.
But who's to say I’m not the one living in the real reality?
That you’re the one who's "Not really living".
This must be the price I pay
For being Schizophrenic
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