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Frazzled


So what if I cry a lot sometimes?

Don't make me less of a woman,

Don't make me less of a man,

just STRESSED

A human, being.

and I know deep down you understand

 

Most of us are just trying to piece something together

Maybe one day we'll be strong at the mended bits

But for now,

Let's discover what we don't like

And define ourselves with opposites

 

I'll look back without regret, and remember all the things I did

to keep myself alive

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