Us
Your positivity radiates all around,
The room seems brighter,
They all ask “Why are you so mature?”
But even you don’t know where your childhood went.
I walk through the crowd,
It parts like the Red Sea.
My face seems to say I’m angry,
But I am tired from this burden on my shoulders.
You laugh loudly at a ridiculous joke,
I cry too hard at a distant memory.
You reinvented a hard life into a lesson,
I am still drowning as the family legacy.
We are very different people,
Yet we are very much the same.
We come from a similar place,
And we will end in the same place.
You love too hard
And I love too many,
But we both create a better world,
For everyone and everything is deserving.
Space creates a stronger bond,
And thousands of miles mean nothing to us,
Because love is unconditional,
And because love never dies.
We’re here because of our pasts.
We’re stronger because of our pasts.
I have grown because of you,
You have grown because of me.
And now I refuse to be a negative energy,
And I refuse to let the demons control me,
And I refuse to let the world bring me down,
Because I can finally say I love me,
And because I finally know I love you.
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