weep
I have these moments where I want to weep,
but I don’t weep
I know it’s healthy and cathartic
but my eyes simply sting
and I shallow hard
and my jaw quivers
and in your reality I am weak
and in mine I am strong
I just want to weep
to let the feelings unexpressed by these words
to feel free to be
I’m not afraid that people will see
I just want to weep.
Weep with love and passion and pain and confusion and anger and desperation and perseverance so strong it leaves a mark like a rope tied a little too tight -
or that one hair tie you wore around your wrist during recovery
I just want to weep away all the things I need to move past
I want to weep like every tear brings me closer to salvation
I want to weep like every sob brings me closer to happiness
i want to weep like every dry heave brings me closer to the life I’m meant to lead.
I want to weep.
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