Please help me to forgive myself.
I need to forgive myself.
I need to know it’s okay to be scared
To be anxious
To be unhappy
Please help me save myself.
I need to save myself.
I need to know it’s okay to go on
To keep living
To keep trying
Please help me to love myself.
I need to love myself.
I need to know it’s okay to be imperfect
To be unsure
To be wrong
Please help me to heal myself.
I need to heal myself.
I need to know it’s okay to be sick
To be wounded
To be unsteady
Please help me to know myself.
I need to know myself.
I don’t know myself
I don’t know myself
I only know how to pray
Do you miss me at all?
Are my tears meaningless
Falling on your dry eyes?
I stare east
While you move west
And I hope that you'll come around
Come back to me someday
But I sense the desert in your eyes
Yet again.
Do you care about me at all?
Do you see me suffocating
On the dry heat?
Lying in the rough sand
My tears are the only comfort.
More soft and gentle
Than the truth that you've given me.
I'm still suffering for the breath
You've stolen away
Your harsh conditions are corrosive to my insides…
It was bitterly cold on that bridge, but as usual, Danae could not feel it. The darkness shrouded her so that no one could see her. She had purposely moved away from the lights for that very reason. There was no need for her to be seen, and she certainly did not desire the company of some creature. There was too much suffering in creatures. It unnerved her to be around such emotion, and she did not want to feel that kind of discomfort.
Presently, she moved away from the side of the bridge and began walking towards the town. The crunching snow underneath her boots was the only sound the met her on the way, but she was certain that there
The whole world cries
Come home, come home
A little piece of the heart dies
When they start crying come home
She leaned on the door
An hour after he left
Trying to believe it wasn't over
He left her such a mess
They were crying come home
They took away her heart
She cried away the nights alone
They didn't care what they tore apart
He went back home forever
And never realized
She was crying come home
Come home, this is your home
The whole world cries
Come home, come home
A little piece of the heart dies
When they start crying come home
The whole family cried
The second she took her last breath
She went so fast, painlessl
I didn't expect to see you here
And yet here you seem to be
I hope that you won't see the fear
On my face as you stand in front of me
My dearest friend, I have fallen in love
And it took years to figure this out
This one dance will change the course of
My thoughts and all of my doubt.
I am breathless when you smile
And amazed when you take my hand
As unsure about love as a child
My feelings are completely unplanned.
You lead me to the center of the marble floor
And we dance, knowingly, as we have done before.
I blush hotly when you pull me
As close as you possibly can
I realize the others are assuredly
Staring, wondering abou
The Dream of a Lost Child by Arwynsavalon, literature
Literature
The Dream of a Lost Child
The child's world had become the unappealing brown colors of an old movie. Standing at the end of the street, he could tell he was a long way from anywhere, and that the dirt road was barely used. Trees on both sides, bare and uninviting, framed the direction he hoped he wasn't supposed to go. The entire scene was too frightening for him. The child wanted the mother and father to come to him, but they were no where in sight. He turned around and tried to scream as he looked into absolute nothingness. He turned back to the road and started to run.
His legs moved in slow liquid motion, as if he was underneath a pool. The faster he intend
I hate you fall
Changing so fast that
I can't brace myself for the cold.
You know what?
You make me hate summer
Being so good and
Deceiving me into believing it would last forever
Whatever
I wish you were winter
Dead and more cold than you left me
You can cover up the mess you made
Because I'm tired of seeing it.
And don't you think for a second
That in the spring I'll have forgotten
What you did.
You've destroyed my memory
Of what used to be summer.
I know where it led
That fleeting joy is dead
And you took it from me.
Happy now, you seasonal fumble?
I will not crumble
Under your changing ways
And in your final days
I
Maggie hated her job. Ten years of college and working her way through an internship did nothing but land her the night shift at Wildridge Mental Institution. Somehow she felt like she had been cheated out of her true calling of helping people. These people were obviously beyond help.
The worst part of working at the hospital was the scenery. It was always dark and quiet so that the patients could sleep, and there was never another worker on the floor she was on. Occasionally she could hear one of the patients cry out in their sleep, or moan as though they were in pain. It was eerie and unsettling, and the only thing that kept her stre