What I’ve been Missing For So Long?
Support!, it is such a funny thing to ask for,
When you feel so hopeless,
Although, your parents may act like they care to disagree,
Does it all really matter In the end,
I mean, if you really think about it,
What does it mean to smile in someone’s face and then stab them in the back?
“Disgraceful Me.”
Why do I have to be this perfect person, when death lingers on My Wagon?
I mean, parents are liars,
An Educators Speak the truth,
If, I was dead, my mother would care,
Would I really care?
No!
She actually really loves me,
I know it’s all a part of acting,
But, how can the Educator be trusted?
I mean, they have a life too…
Sometimes, I value their love more than anything.
I would like to be loved.
But, love remains the epitome of distress.
When, I really think about it. My Heart beats with a deadly pain and my Head bleeds to be touched again!
Who was there?
Some way, or another they are all going to be dead.
Jealousy, the root of my frustrations,
I need you now,
I would give anything to have your tender touch,
Yet, I remain in the shadows of the Educator Who never truly cared,
Once, I disappeared into the institution of chaos.
I still, remained in the hands of the evil, searching for a lost way out,
Hoping to get evaluated again,
For, the troublesome soul, lost it all,
While, the crowd awakes me.
Shattered, I scrambled on the floor again.
They all looked at me as an animated tool
“Weird!” she said,
Again to me,
Worried, I scratched for the telephone,
Leaking Out From the Darkness,
I shake,
Crumbling, I try to burry myself alive,
Falling, as an escape to my success,
Learning, so that I could feel it all again,
Different, I pat myself on the back with Acid to bleed out again.
Drifting, I cry,
To the song less birds as they rip another chunk of his shoulder,
For, the World sat there with her anger Sigh of Relief,
As I watched my apathy faded into dust.
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