truth
The truth is I never know when I am happy
I hold my head up high so the tears don’t fall down my eyes
People see me and think I’m special, they see something in me I don’t see in myself
Is it the way that I walk, a smile on my face skipping as if I was an innocent child
Or is it as simple as me not allowing them to see
the truth
Yes the truth, a distasteful thing in the back of my throat hard to swallow like a rock
The truth, the truth is I’m not happy in fact I’m angry, I’m hurt, I’m searching for something better
When I’m alone in my room, sometimes I think the truth is, I will turn out like them
Those people, the two people who are supposed to squeeze me until I’m about to burst full of the warmth of their love
Warmth and love I never got the same love stolen from me by their inner demons
Yup the truth, the truth that I hate so much
I’ve learned to tie my shoes, drive a car, and now on my way to finish high school without those people
It hurts
As painful as a blade being pushed into my heart
And now the truth hovers over me like a dark cloud blowing its music into my head singing the real truth that the beginning of my story is almost done and they didn’t help write it
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