I don’t want to leave home Or answer the phone But it hurts to be alone So I throw my words and throw, Though over and over they’re ignored, Grazed over with scorn, gaze held Scourged by the judging eye of a mother, Like a priest devouring a child- ****** ******. Crimson fingertips Over shush-shushed lips, The pain I kiss, Twists itself towards happiness But thoughtful eyes drip, and I slip Bawling like a baby gripping tight fists, I swing and always miss and I can’t fix Anything if I don’t know what’s broken, Or how it’s supposed to function. Does this come with instructions? I need help... And I guess my pride doesn’t swell Cause I’m asking you “please?” As if you’re a wishing well. But greed only hungers for hell And you’re green up to your gills, Feeling ill, Wanting all the secrets I can’t spill I’ll whisper in your ear, If you teach me how to feel. I’m tired of being tired And I can’t fall asleep Still, I’m having dreams That make me doubt reality. I’m not a part of this, There’s not any you in me; Even though I hear your name Betwixt broken heartbeats... Mellifluous, yet sad sounding By my side, though far reaching, Like the death behind smiles and All these stars that I see. Dusty wishes, that amount to nothing.
I guess it’s true, that we’re all stardust That settles onto earth as a fragile crust, Wiped away by one fatal gust.