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I felt it this time
I’m on the roof
and it’s 12.05
I’m staring down
at the city lights.
My ears are closed
with all kind of songs,
especially the ones
that remind me that you are gone.
I’m in my room,
I’ve shut the light.
I’m in the dark
trying to ease my mind.
While you’re out there dancing,
laughing with all your friends,
holding on to someone’s waist
while I don’t even dare to think about someone else.
How am in the dark breaking
while you’re under the lights having fun?
this was supposed to be the day
of you and me forgetting we ever had a past.
How am I falling apart
when you are doing alright?
How did I let myself get to this?
How long until we recollide?
I miss you terribly,
to the point where I can’t feel,
but I don’t want to see your name on my screen
because I’ll be forced to resist.
Resist the smile I adore,
the touch I long,
the hug I aim,
my beloved yesterday.
But I don’t miss the pain
So I should go on.
Why can’t I go on?
There is nothing that can help me express the darkest and brightest part of me better than my pen and paper. In a period of life, such as the teenage years, that every feeling is felt to the fullest and pain surrounds us and makes as drawn in every way, my words are my weapon and the reason I get through every hard period. I hope that these same words will make people my age relate to certain situations and will let them know that they are not as alone as they might think.
I am always open to suggestions and corrections,
thank you.