SobrietyA Poem by M.KilaniIt hurts me what she said We can never be together, I said it’s fine There are people all around. Like a stone in the bottom of a river It hits me every time Taking parts of my soul A minute a time.
I was never absolutely happy But at least I tried To enjoy the moments Put grief aside. But not lately ... not after knowing her No longer I feel that young, or even care
All the friends who cared All the words I heard Means nothing … only sounds Even family meetings that I skip Hiding away like an addict Although I’m all against drugs
Even my mind, doesn’t seem to be mine Home is a prison That I lately enjoy and like
No picture of life adventure No music to play loud Just dull days The ones I used to fight And sleeplessness of the night
My friends … well, they call I run away or stall Not that I hate them But I’m bored of same old same No longer I feel like a part of the game
So I take it out to the road Sadness and feeling bored Just to get through the day Wash it all away
I listen to the wind’s sound As I drive all around Searching for something new Something I never knew
I stop to the traffic light Hope for a kick by starting a fight I can’t remember when last I bled Just a sound at the back of my head
Perhaps it’s time to go mime For me to give it up Changing life and living free Bury myself in an office Waiting for my salary Laugh at silly jokes And be calm Calm as dead
Perhaps I already did Made another world To escape her fraud To avoid every detail that reminds me of her Even if it was air
That’s why I now smoke Breathe poison until I chock Fake amnesia just to let go I steep too low
I guess now my friend We have came to an end Where I suddenly stop nagging about things that are never mine Just act as if nothing happened, as if it’s all perfectly fine And never talk about it again Not even if I was in pain
I imagine you telling me “it’s water under the bridge” Then take a breath from a cigarette and stain its white edge Sipping coffee from a glass, perfectly sober Not a talk of a drunken man Still you wish it’s over.
© 2012 M.KilaniReviews
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