I'm tired of the past, the decisions I made, tenfold I've expressed displeasure of every action, but every fraction of pleading is never enough to rid minds of tattered bedsheets, or the hues that make up the painting I've been trying to erase, but these colours dont run, and there's ink coloured umbrage in these veins and it flows at piqued destinations, sitting behind eyes that see to well, today, I know will eventually become the past, but I've been trying to drag the pigment of yesterday into something tomorrow won't look back on, and tow a sodden eraser over wet ink, I can promise that I've changed and no where in the book written by regret does it say that anyone will believe me, and I'm beginning to accept that, everyday I have to stare at intangible scars left by blades tipped with foretimes and the ringing of these wind chimes are becoming white and I'm getting tired, it's putting me to sleep and I've given up on counting sheep because the breeze of attempting to forget my past is soothing enough, these colours dont run, and I wonder if tomorrow I'll wake up in colorant sheets.