I'm getting older, nature deems.
I'm coming apart at the seams.
The things that never hurt before
Now multiply, make more, and more.
My hair is thinning, or could it be
Just relocating here on me?
Down my back and out my ears
'Tis true! Oh horrid, horrid years!
My teeth were once all mine, oh, yes!
And stayed in place, in permanence!
And now, like stars, they're out at night
(And why do my pants fit oh so tight?)
But still we soldier bravely on
And moan and groan with each new dawn.
For it's a good thing that we see
The grass from the side that still is green!
The things I've seen will scar me for life.
Growing up, I've seen wrong and very little o
What do I see in you? Oh boy. Oh boy,
I see mountains and rivers a lifetime of joy,
Everyone's got a big mountain to climb,
All those with an incurable illness.
Each
I want to run, I want to hide
From all the pain he caused inside.
I want to screa
In the darkness, in the silence,
Only faint memories of joy are heard.
Overrun by
Shall we take Fall together,
go sifting through the fallen leaves
and gaze upon t
Life's brevity, so bittersweet,
depends upon just one heartbeat.
Brief as dusk an
My parents' bedroom is far from mine, so I have to wonder
What the noise is every night t
you say you love me
but I'm afraid that I can not say it too,
I do not think that
It feels good to be in your arms,
to feel the warmth of your touch.
I love to loo
