I'm fine. Just fine. I can't forget how the neighbor's casserole tastes, And I can still see his face But I'm fine. Just fine.
The plaid shirt still smells like him And the flowers have long been wilted But I'm fine. Just fine.
His picture sits on a dusty shelf And his body is resting deep underground But I'm fine. Just fine.
My chin is up My arms are open And I've never felt so alone But I'm fine. Just fine.
New to town, New to school A fresh start, Mom said, Now remember, You're fine, Just fine.
Though this house is unfamiliar His ghost haunts these halls The floorboards creak and whisper The lies I have to continually tell, "I'm fine, Just fine."
I watch as my mother tries to fill the part of her soul which my father used to occupy But I'm fine Just fine
Another marriage ripping apart at the seams A man that never felt like "Dad" takes the car And any memory of normalcy with him I'm fine. Just fine.
Packing suitcases again My life like that of a gypsy's I want to wake up from this nightmare But I'm fine, Just fine.
I punched out all the mirrors around here Because I hate the wild-eyed creature glaring back at me Im fine Just fine
I hate how she talks, this monster of mine, I hate the lies she tells "Today was a good day. I made new friends. And I'm fine. Just fine."
Crimson puddles gather in my hand And I'm starting to love how nicely flesh tears But I'm fine Just fine
I ponder escaping from here Every second of every hour and these lovely little scratched up my arm show it But really, Im fine. Just fine.
I don't need anyone to tell me That everything will be okay Because it won't. He's gone. Taken too soon too quick, too sudden. I don't want your pity. Dont look at me that way Shining with tears and fake empathy Dont look at me that way- I'm fine. **Just Fine.
For my mother, who's strength is truly beyond description.