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Right and Wrong


Emotions rise up like waves crash into the dunes

Salt permeates through cracks of sand and my dry worked hands

 

Train tracks they hold me back I see you at the station 

A running sink and in a blink my mind is flooded 

 

Flowing tears I remember the years the old fears 

Encapsulated intoxicated my feet aren't to move 

 

This playlist my wishlist at the coffeehouse I search for ways to numb 

That pain it drains it pours right out of me

 

So fast in a flash like those thoughts they told me were too quick 

So I sip anything that brings me back to center 

 

But I enter a spiraling oscillating confusing sphere 

What is right and wrong? 

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