We are the weary kind Young hearts with bitter lips Like old men cursing the government We try and fail to reconcile ourselves With the world and sins surrounding us
We are the weary kind Tarnished souls and foul language We joke to fix the world Or at least fend it off a little longer Before it closes us inside
We are the weary kind We stay up late with talks of how to save the world And how to get out of it alive I've been told that everybody dies But what if we stayed? Do the weary learn to survive?
Part six of seven poems I wrote in Rhinelander, Wisconsin. Leave some love if you've ever had the pleasure of visiting.