Waiting
Waiting for existence surely far,
Empty words fill the atmosphere.
Living leaves a deceptive scar.
I’m not as alive as I appear.
Grasping what isn’t mine,
The scathing envy of innocent joy.
You keep saying I’ll be fine,
Though the end’s just a shiny decoy.
But far more often, I wish not to wake.
I’m unable to fill the void.
I know that this soul will break,
But I can’t be destroyed.
So for now, as my entirety ceases,
I ask only that you still love my pieces.
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