I love the words you sing to me.
Perhaps because they are the words
I wish I had the talent to write.
Or the guts to admit it to myself.
What hurts most is when I use those words,
It feels like a crime.
While you were not the original creator
You are the true artist who brings
those words,
those feelings,
those bouts of pain to life.
I swallow my pain like a bitter pill.
Like you.
We swallow it dry.
I'll listen to your words again,
mold myself to your anguish and cries.
For every drop of sweat that runs down
my neck is a shared tear you might have shed
re-living your pain.
Every step I take is a step you might have
used to stomp your demons out.
You have taken my words,
you won the right to them.
I will earn the right to use them again soon.
I have more words I can use.
We will share them--the singer and the girl who
found him when she needed his words most.
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Caffeine and Me
PoetryA collection of poetry ranging from brain farts to exploring why I bother getting up in the morning. Most likely there is some form of caffeine to keep me awake (or alert) enough to type my thoughts out regarding my depression, struggles within my d...