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Regret, Rewind, and Repeat
September 12, 2022
The drinks I sip
To run away from reality
The drugs I hit
To stay in my fantasy
The cigarettes I lit
To chase away my glum
With nothing but a dim light
Fading away by the choices I made
In this cage called naivety of youth
I’m trapped
There is no way out
There is no turning back
Living the life of regret
For the paths I took
But it was a long road
Of which end couldn’t be seen
Far in the horizon
If I could rewind and
Start this voyage again
Before the bumps and bruises
Will I change the way
Or repeat this hopeless journey?
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For something about this piece, I know that many adults have made immature decisions as a kid. Even if they want to recover from their mistakes, there is no return. So I asked myself this question, "What if they could rewind and repeat?"