A Rather Sad Fact
At any given moment she could cry.
It was not a party trick.
Not a talent, actually a rather sad fact.
At any given moment she could cry
because at every given moment she wanted to cry
because the only thing keeping her from nonstop sobbing
was a well put together facade.
A thin mask of security and peace.
Even in her moments alone she wore the mask.
The mirror in her room reflected the verion of herself she desired to be.
Every now
and then
her eyes welled and she had to meditate the anxiety far away.
Some days were better were better than others.
Today I cry.
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