Sometimes I think...
{Title: Sometimes I think...}
Sometimes I think I was born backwards
Waiting on a life I never had
Dreaming for lost chances
Reaching for former ambitions
Repeating a mistake—a lesson too late learnt
Grasping onto a future objective
Clawing at innocence and play
Retiring early and living belatedly
Suffering consequences of undone actions
Paralyzing fear and unattainable achievements
Rewarded but unnecessary
Sometimes I think of the sun and moon as lovers
Pulling me from the depths of hell
To the flowing rivers of ambrosia
Enticing, scintillating
Resurfacing spirits and attachments
The flow and ebb of resentment
Leaching through my body
Blighting my core soul with unsolicited emotions
Rejuvenating my senses and
Showing my drive — passion
Sometimes I think it’s better to never ask why
It was not you, it’s I,—it was guilt
Consuming me that pushed me
Whispering temptations
Notorious accusations
Over the brink
Falling down the valley of unknown
Facing the strangers and the friends
Sometimes I think it’s a sin
The unwritten pledge of family
A painful reminder of inadequacies
A repeating tapestry that winds around the assembly
Tighter and tighter
Restricting transformation, emotions, and
Denying the freedom of LOVE
Sometimes I think I have vanished
An unfair farewell,
An undue adieu,
I question what I meant to you,
Lost in the depths, of deadly despair,
You sucked out of me,
My last gasp of retribution,
Left here to die,
I question how I,
Could have ever thought
I could think
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