another year older but it feels as if a life time has passed since i last stood in this place my face hasn't aged per-say just changed
there isn't a **** thing that stays the same these days
the boys are going grey the girls have all run away and those who haven't stayed behind to master the art of procreation we haven't been bright eyed kids for quite some time now
we cry now twice as often and thrice as sly our eyes stay dry in the daylight for the sake of acting strong for those we love but we'd love nothing more to unwind to hide behind the curtains and watch our sorrows flow downward forever pirouetting towards the sea
happy birthday to me
birthday cake taste like a musty wake when layered with day-old whiskey breath and somber advice for the future shared by older souls my best-dressed celebration turned death-day contemplation by the ill-fated sands of time