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The past is past, they always say
You must keep living day by day;
But in my dreams the past is here,
And my world of color turns to gray.
My loved ones must find it so queer
That I would choose to live in fear
Of past events they cannot see
And men they do not know are near.
But in my mind they’re real to me
Shaping who I thought I would be;
Unwelcome touch and words so rough
In the present are hard to see.
So though you think I should be tough
And clear my mind of all this stuff,
My pain will grant me empathy
And in the end I am enough.


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