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Letter to Myself


This is a letter I refused to write best emotions hider
This is a letter to myself but I'm not feeling suicidal
I write what I feel try to not add fuel to the fire
I've been an extroverted introvert since I was a child
 
And honestly I feel only two things love and pain
I give so much of the first thing second never goes away
 I drive to the end of the world that's my only lane
I barely ask for help nobody understands me disarray
 
I never have an X that's y I was always bad at math
Jeremiah is just a loose cannon who loves to laugh
He thinks everything is funny but cries in a  instant
That's why I'm persistent especially when I'm distant
 
 
Sometimes I wish my poetry had an epilogue
What's my legacy going to be when I'm finally gone
I always bring up the past it takes me forever to move on
I'm no good at chess but I feel like a lonely pawn 
 
To the game that we call life is a rollercoaster
Will when I stop drinking love I need to be sober
I wish I could see both ends of the spectrum no visual
Honestly I hate being lied to and forget the stereotypical
 
Well that's a part of life I just have to ignore and accept
People around me don't know what I'm going for next
I'm just a kid that doesn't care about a check 
I use my intellect to write  this letter to myself
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Jthrasher

I won a contest called Young Authors in 4th grade and really inspired me to write poetry

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