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sitting here staring at these boring beige walls with someone staring back at me as I try to put my thoughts into words don't sound stupid no desperation no neediness no attention being analyzed is an interesting thing because you can feel the **** of knowledgable eyes in your brain so your walls go up stop staring at me because help doesn't exist when you don't want it and there is no cure for the monsters in my brain tearing ripping clawing at my psyche whispering sweet nothings into my subconscious bland, practiced words stream out of my mouth bubbling over with the dull tone of indifference boredom and ultimately, cringe-worthy sadness. if only you could actually understand that the monsters are my friends their darkness inspires me reminds me of the heaven found six feet below my own heels now I'm standing, with a rehearsed smile on my mask and a hollow 'thank you' before I return to the beige walls
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Jun 4, 2013
Jun 4, 2013 at 6:41 PM UTC
Therapy.
sitting here staring at these boring beige walls with someone staring back at me as I try to put my thoughts into words don't sound stupid no desperation no neediness no attention being analyzed is an interesting thing because you can feel the **** of knowledgable eyes in your brain so your walls go up stop staring at me because help doesn't exist when you don't want it and there is no cure for the monsters in my brain tearing ripping clawing at my psyche whispering sweet nothings into my subconscious bland, practiced words stream out of my mouth bubbling over with the dull tone of indifference boredom and ultimately, cringe-worthy sadness. if only you could actually understand that the monsters are my friends their darkness inspires me reminds me of the heaven found six feet below my own heels now I'm standing, with a rehearsed smile on my mask and a hollow 'thank you' before I return to the beige walls
grim-princess
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Jun 4, 2013
Jun 4, 2013 at 6:41 PM UTC
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