Ice Cream
I am just soft serve
dipped in hard chocolate
melting on the inside
but still remaining solid
to the eyes of the beholders
I am older now
things are easier to get over now
I have grown accustomed to the cold shoulders
and these boulders wrapped around my ankles
some nights I get tangled
sometimes these boulders are the only things keeping me stable
and anchored
some times I let my anger lead the way
I don’t always see the way
I don’t always need this pain
but it is always there
and it sits here when no one else will
still
most nights I get tired of feeling this same old pain
attatched to the same old temptations to take the pain away
for just a moment
cause if these breathes leave my body
who will really notice?
who has really noticed?
who has really been there when I was at my lowest?
who really knows this
but me
maybe it’d be easier if I wasn’t me
maybe it be easier to love me
if I wasn’t the one thing holding me back
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