Dear Life
Dear life
It’s me again
Coming to you with the chains that you have shackled so tight on my wrists
I just wish
Wish that you would break me from this bounded prison
Where my cell mates “hardship” and “hopelessness” try to tear me down into pieces
It never ceases, the screams from “turmoil” and “strife”
I try to drown them out with my bitter cries
I look out the window to see “joy” and “happiness”
And I long to join them
To break free of this imprisonment
I’m not meant....... to be this unhappy
They say to every cloud there is a silver lining
Well tell me where is mine
Show me that the sun is going to shine one of these days
And that I can get out of this maze that is filled with nothing but obstacles
Make me see that it does get better
And that I just have to withstand the weather and the storms
Let me be unrestrained Unchained UNBOUND
so that you don’t have to hear the sound of me saying....
Dear life
It’s me again
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