just a teenage phase
It hurts.
It hurts so bad.
I want to tear my heart out and rip it to pieces.
I want to stop caring about them, please
If I knew they didn’t love me so,
If I knew they didn’t
Oh, how easy this would be
To lock them out
To bury the key
But because I love
Because of this foolish desire to want
I hold on to hope
With every fibre of my being
Relentlessly, I hold on.
Every time I scream
HE WILL NOT CHANGE
A tiny voice whispers,
He will.
He will one day understand your pain,
Your feelings, all of them,
He will understand your hurt
So hold on, It whispers.
Is it my fault? I ask,
Like all of them are stating,
Is it me?
Swiftly It replies, not missing a beat.
No.
He is scared.
Because the monster he is accusing you to be
Is, in fact,
He.
This does not calm me.
I want to leave
I want to leave
I want to leave
Please,
LET ME GO
Supressed, Ignored, Misunderstood, Desperate, Failure, Dependent, Fake, Misplaced,
Alone
WHY CAN’T I JUST BE WHO THEY WANT ME TO BE
It hurts,
It hurts so bad
To not be enough, To act okay
To be the one they wish wasn’t the same
To love and to not understand
The one you know whom loves you back.
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