I Need Them
I’m drowning under the force of myself
My cold salty tears running down my face like raindrops going down a window
Feeling like I’m being held in a cell
With the laughter of my peers taunting me like jail cell watchers dangling the keys to free me in front on my face
Within the group of my peers I see one face choosing not to taunt me
One who has the deepest frown and the brightest smile
Though today a frown creased into their forehead
I looked the same way but theirs shows deeper pain
I yearned to see the smile that usually glows on their face
The one that lights up a room
It’s a smile that I can never help but smile back at
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