Look at Me
What would it be if you were there for support rather than me
Why must I be alone with the weight of your responsibilities
They look at you as if you have can explain the epidemic
As if you are the only victim
No idea of the daughter who forces her mother to eat
No idea of the brother she cradles
No idea of the terrors she finds once she finally gives in to sleep
Your depression they see when you are not face to face with me
Your heartache they thrive on
You are seen
Don’t they understand how detrimental this glass is to me.
How cold these phones are to my face
How my tears scream to be free
But you smile and I smile
Because that’s just the way things will be
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