Okay
I open my eyes
And look into my palms
It’s another day
And it’s all in there
Different sizes, colors and shapes
The doctors must be crazy
I’d rather die
But I don’t mean that
Mother made me swear I’d take them
For my health, For her health.
Maybe she could scold me in the next life
I throw them out the open window
And start to say goodbye
I’ve always wondered why it had to be this way
I never really had a choice
Miles and miles away
From family, friends and life
But Maybe, just maybe
Pain demands to be felt
Slowly the tear I tried holding back
Breaks free just as I close my eyes
Waiting…
Until I breathe no more
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