You traitor!
You left.
Doesn't matter that you're an adult.
Doesn't matter that you have your own life.
Doesn't matter that you used to be there.
You left!
Your gone.
Doesn't matter that you suffered too.
Doesn't matter that you suffered before.
Doesn't matter that you are kind.
Your gone!
You traitor.
You used to always be there.
Your eldest.
Your supposed to protects us.
I don't care if you're so much older.
That we're only half siblings.
You should be here!
You should be the one I call for help!
I shouldn't have to be the eldest,
the protector,
the rock in the storm.
That is your job.
But I have to do it.
I'm sorry that you hurt
I'll try best to help.
You can hide behind me
I can take the pain.
I'll be your protector,
the one to hold you safe.
I'll try not to be our father,
but it's not always easy
not to yell and scream.
If I get too angry
you can always hit me.
Knock some sense in me,
like we wish we could our
mother and our father.
I don't know that I am
selfless enough to help you
But I will try my best.
So my fragile sister,
let's hope that is enough.
How can he be so oblivious?
He tears us down.
Beats our hearts to pulp.
And doesn't know he is doing it.
He doesn't understand
How can he be human
and not understand the pain?
The suffering?
The emotion?
Is he broken?
Has life broken his emotions,
so badly he can't see?
Does the fact he doesn't know
mean I shouldn't hurt?
Is my being hurt cruel,
to him and my self?
Does being oblivious
to your sin
make you not a sinner?
I used to know.
It used to be so obvious.
A yes or a no.
I can't see the answer any more.
When I search my memories
The old answer isn't there.
Why do you hold a grudge?
Why can't you just let go?
It has been almost 20 years
since he has loved someone besides you.
So why can't you forgive him for loving
another woman before you?
Does the fact they're still friends
Hurt you so much?
She was the one who helped him
So that he could love you.
She never loved him
And he loves you.
So why can't you forgive and forget?
He said one wrong thing 5 years ago
He's human that happens
Why can't you forgive and forget.
Why are you so blind
when it comes to him
that you don't see how you overreact?
How you break me and my sister
Every time you do.
It has been forty years since I was born,
and not all of them have been fun. But I
think that my battle scars balance with worn
laugh lines. Husband's laughter, the baby's cry,
and the kids' yells sound with the door bell when
my Marine best friend comes with her five kids.
My black best friend with her loud afro-asian
kids and Korean husband, very loudly, skids
in soon after. My sister is the last
to come. My house rings with laughter and joy.
Every speaker in my house set to blast
music. And I foil all the kids' ploy
to raid the cookie jar. I can't help but
look forward to my eightieth birthday visit.
I walk in to my home
and saw remnants of a fight.
maybe mom and dad,
or mom and sister,
or dad and sister,
it really doesn't matter.
The effect is the same
sadness and hate.
I walk into my room
and see my sister
laying in her bed,
head under a pillow.
I don't speak,
it really doesn't matter.
The effect was the same
shallow smiles
and tear tracks
My clothes are strewn about
I pick the blouses and skirts,
shake out old dirt and leaves,
folded them
and put them in my bag.
Snap belts in to shape,
untangle and declaw jewelry
before they too follow the clothes.
"You running away?"
it was mumbled and toneless.
Was I?
W
The early winter sky was dark.
The biting wind blew
through the stretched polyester
of my sweat pants.
Jacket, t-shirt, pants-
that's all.
The pretty blouses and skirts
Lay on the floor of my bedroom
like the dead leaves on the forest floor.
The necklaces, belts, bracelets,
animals waiting in the foliage
to eat the unsuspecting.
Ruby and diamond eyes glittering.
Even though I stood far away
the vines were tangled around me,
dragging me back
to the forests of home;
Where lumbering beasts,
called mother and father,
wandered ready to attack.
My body stood
on top of a wall on a high hill.
The wind was cold
and felt
There is no one home, just emptiness
in my chest where my heart should be. I wish
I was actually strong, not just an actress
who wears a smile to hide her hollowness.
There is nothing inside not even anguish,
there is no one home, just emptiness
that makes all the laughter we share bogus,
and all the smiles a little garnish.
I'm not actually strong, just an actress
whose broken heart is cureless
because that last fight was the finish.
There is no one home, just emptiness
because that last yelled "fine" was a cutlass
to the heart, cutting it out with a final swish.
Because I'm not strong, just an actress
who was broken by a sing
It is the climax.
The breaking point.
The point of no return.
The storm has hit and I can't run.
How long has it been building?
I don't know anymore.
I am broken down.
I thought the wait was bad,
I was wrong.
The wait hard,
This is worse.
I once wrote a poem saying:
"My father is a ship
My mother the anchor
The ocean, life battering the sides
I am the sailor safe on board
But it is time to go for a swim"
I take it back!
I don't want life to touch me,
I want my father to stay my safe place,
and mother there to steady us.
But it is to late for that.
The ship has broken down in the storm.
The anchors have washed away.
Th
You traitor!
You left.
Doesn't matter that you're an adult.
Doesn't matter that you have your own life.
Doesn't matter that you used to be there.
You left!
Your gone.
Doesn't matter that you suffered too.
Doesn't matter that you suffered before.
Doesn't matter that you are kind.
Your gone!
You traitor.
You used to always be there.
Your eldest.
Your supposed to protects us.
I don't care if you're so much older.
That we're only half siblings.
You should be here!
You should be the one I call for help!
I shouldn't have to be the eldest,
the protector,
the rock in the storm.
That is your job.
But I have to do it.
I'm sorry that you hurt
I'll try best to help.
You can hide behind me
I can take the pain.
I'll be your protector,
the one to hold you safe.
I'll try not to be our father,
but it's not always easy
not to yell and scream.
If I get too angry
you can always hit me.
Knock some sense in me,
like we wish we could our
mother and our father.
I don't know that I am
selfless enough to help you
But I will try my best.
So my fragile sister,
let's hope that is enough.
How can he be so oblivious?
He tears us down.
Beats our hearts to pulp.
And doesn't know he is doing it.
He doesn't understand
How can he be human
and not understand the pain?
The suffering?
The emotion?
Is he broken?
Has life broken his emotions,
so badly he can't see?
Does the fact he doesn't know
mean I shouldn't hurt?
Is my being hurt cruel,
to him and my self?
Does being oblivious
to your sin
make you not a sinner?
I used to know.
It used to be so obvious.
A yes or a no.
I can't see the answer any more.
When I search my memories
The old answer isn't there.
Why do you hold a grudge?
Why can't you just let go?
It has been almost 20 years
since he has loved someone besides you.
So why can't you forgive him for loving
another woman before you?
Does the fact they're still friends
Hurt you so much?
She was the one who helped him
So that he could love you.
She never loved him
And he loves you.
So why can't you forgive and forget?
He said one wrong thing 5 years ago
He's human that happens
Why can't you forgive and forget.
Why are you so blind
when it comes to him
that you don't see how you overreact?
How you break me and my sister
Every time you do.
It has been forty years since I was born,
and not all of them have been fun. But I
think that my battle scars balance with worn
laugh lines. Husband's laughter, the baby's cry,
and the kids' yells sound with the door bell when
my Marine best friend comes with her five kids.
My black best friend with her loud afro-asian
kids and Korean husband, very loudly, skids
in soon after. My sister is the last
to come. My house rings with laughter and joy.
Every speaker in my house set to blast
music. And I foil all the kids' ploy
to raid the cookie jar. I can't help but
look forward to my eightieth birthday visit.
I walk in to my home
and saw remnants of a fight.
maybe mom and dad,
or mom and sister,
or dad and sister,
it really doesn't matter.
The effect is the same
sadness and hate.
I walk into my room
and see my sister
laying in her bed,
head under a pillow.
I don't speak,
it really doesn't matter.
The effect was the same
shallow smiles
and tear tracks
My clothes are strewn about
I pick the blouses and skirts,
shake out old dirt and leaves,
folded them
and put them in my bag.
Snap belts in to shape,
untangle and declaw jewelry
before they too follow the clothes.
"You running away?"
it was mumbled and toneless.
Was I?
W
The early winter sky was dark.
The biting wind blew
through the stretched polyester
of my sweat pants.
Jacket, t-shirt, pants-
that's all.
The pretty blouses and skirts
Lay on the floor of my bedroom
like the dead leaves on the forest floor.
The necklaces, belts, bracelets,
animals waiting in the foliage
to eat the unsuspecting.
Ruby and diamond eyes glittering.
Even though I stood far away
the vines were tangled around me,
dragging me back
to the forests of home;
Where lumbering beasts,
called mother and father,
wandered ready to attack.
My body stood
on top of a wall on a high hill.
The wind was cold
and felt
if you don't know about the hurricane sandy that blasted New York, there was one. most of NYC is without power and flooded.
I lost my power for a few days, plus hot water and heating. It was no fun. but the power is back and so is the internet. I <3 internet.
so I was partying with ~EarnestTryvia (https://www.deviantart.com/earnesttryvia) and well, i fell and hurt my knee. It was really fail i dislocated my knee.... :iconsotiredplz:
Anyway Kai (her ---> :iconXxEmo-GamerGeekxX:) is spending the weekend at my house.