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My Sisters


So this is it, huh?
 
Every morning I repeat the same old tired routine.
But there's supposed to be more for me, I know there is.
Your 20's isn't your regular old 20's anymore.
I remember being a kid when my sisters were in their early 20's
I thought they were so big and lived exciting lives.
They looked like nothing could slow them down, not the world, not themselves
NO ONE. 
 
Yet, here I am, 22... trying to fly. 
I want to ask them how'd they make life look so wonderful.
 
Because right now I could fill a whole room with my thoughts if anyone ever knew.
 

 

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