Surrounding
Onto the Streets I walk
filled with misery and
lack of hope
sadness spewing out like
tears in the falling rain
knowing I may never
see my family
or my friends
ever again
knowing deep down,
as the depression
slowly kills me,
that I may not live
another day,
I may not get married,
I may never see my children walk or talk,
go through life,
graduate high school,
college,
get their first job,
and get married themselves and
have their own children,
because I may never
live to those happy days.
Now we set in guilt like
naughty little puppies
set out in the street
because I live on the
street.
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