Avoiding the Part of Me That Screams 'Sympathy'

Jul 14, 2005 18:26

Written June 4th, 2005

It takes too much to hold my tongue,
friendships were so easy when we were so young.
Too many factors to now factor in;
boys, girls, still with monsters all within

Double edged swords, prideful cutting stares;
no one says what they mean, the love’s no longer there
A ladder of social misfits, all trying to fit in;
Beauty reigns the top rung, ironically so does sin.

I try to play fair, be the person I should be;
but the part in me that screams “sympathy”
has faded along with my sense of dignity.
Popularity too much of a priority.

Everyone gets cut down, everyone gets lost.
We seem to all forget the reason, the final cost.
Wagering emotions, I won’t fold if you get hurt.
’Cuz we both know you’d do the same, run away, desert.

So I’ll scream silently, as I wait for this to end
Stand strong in my actions, No, I won’t repent.
The right path may be the hardest, the one barely walked.
Kindness gives you freedom, cruelty keeps you locked.
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