The clouds move on, the earth turns grey;
The happiness I felt, has quickly gone away;
The whisper of the wind, seems to call my name;
I try to respond, but it seems I’m not the same;
Time elapses slowly, into the universe;
It’s definitely not a pleasure, nor is it a curse;
Nothing seems to matter, no one seems to care;
I reached out to touch you, but you’re not really there;
Everything I see, and everything I feel;
Sometimes seems like a dream, where nothing there is real;
I grasp onto reality, and try to play this game;
But every single thing, always remains the same;
The mist is finally fading, the truth is here to stay;
The illusions are finally passing, the lies have gone away;
But reason cannot save me, tears will not heal;
I’ve giving it some time, to see what will be revealed;
No one has the answers, no one holds the key;
I’m wishing for a miracle, that you’d belong to me;
Until then, I’m lost with my solitude;
Lost in this window, with no view.
(by Liz Waller)
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Pain stuffed inside of me
Can’t let anyone near me
Can’t let anyone see the real me
Can’t let anyone even hug me
All this pain that’s held in me
Why can’t anyone see the real me
Why can’t anyone help me
Why can’t someone just hold me
All this pain that’s eating me
Can’t let go of the pain in me
Can’t get this pain from me
Can’t get this pain out of me
When will the pain stop hurting me
Why can’t I just feel me
Why can’t I just be me
Why can’t someone take this pain from me
(by Kimberly J. Russell)
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Words I can’t express
Thoughts I can’t explain
Somewhere in the sunlight
I’m destroyed by the rain
I feel so numb and empty
Maybe in this life
I’ll somehow find the ending
To my story, to my lie
He sees me as I’m beautiful
He tells me I’m his world
But something has been missing
Deep inside this girl
When I woke up this morning
I wondered if it’s time
To try my best to be myself
Stop my attempt to hide
And now I am just drowning
Suffocating once again
Not knowing what my life should be
Not knowing who I am
( by Tabitha S. Tackett )
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