They're All I Need
More than likely,
I feel like I know my generation’s answer,
Not being able to live without their phone,
Not able to stand being disconnected,
Not able to be silent
I would be guilty of this too,
But when I look deeper into myself,
I notice what I really need most,
Who pulls me through life when I can’t pull myself,
I need my family
Throughout my life with my parents,
I feel that I’ve taken them for granted,
Forgetting what they’ve done for me,
What they’ve sacrificed to keep me happy,
And without them, I fear I wouldn’t be able to function
Even if we had nothing,
Even if the entire world was against us,
Being with my family would put me at ease,
Knowing I wasn’t in life alone
We have our differences,
And they show clearly,
But when I need them,
They’re there, no matter what happened,
Ready to talk or help or just be there
Being a teenager,
I want to do whatever I want,
But I still feel a pull towards my family,
And even when I turn them away,
They’ll be there when I need them,
Never asking questions, never criticizing,
Just loving
I love my family,
And thankfully, they love me too,
Because without them,
I wouldn’t know how to act,
How to be a gentleman,
How to love someone,
Or even how to be someone.
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