i sit awaiting the rain
i sit awaiting the rain
thunder is all it brings.
collecting clouds to clap on the
fragmented thoughts of images the sky has seen.
i’ve always been thoughtful
and taught to be grateful
i live to take another breath.
the sentence is so obtuse,
it almost holds me back.
i don’t tell every breath hurts.
it’s because it’s nothing they can see.
only i know the pain it holds,
it is only me who can feel.
the rest i seal, behind the very smile
no one seems to hear.
every night at 10:47
my ability to breathe is lost.
for its pace is uncontrollable
for then it is something that is lost
everytime i hear footsteps,
footsteps from behind.
my muscles tighten,
though they tighten without consent.
i’m reminded i shouldn’t have been out
i’m told, when i looked into space out in despair
i’d asked for it.
the daily torture you can’t escape
the fearful days you have to face
you sit alone
watching your happiness slowly decay
as soon as you’re home, you start to cry
not wanting to face any creature of any sort
each day is a repeat of this terrible trap, which inside you’re caught.
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