The Wind Caresses My Hair,
The wind caresses my hair,
My hair is messed up.
The sun is seen fully naked,
My eyes cannot withstand its bright.
I am exhausted, my legs giving up on me.
Nevertheless I go on,
Like I always do.
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I have a strong believe to always do what's right
Even if it is seen as unjustifiably
My belief stems from the failures of my parents
The trauma of my sister
And the betrayals of many friends
But sometimes it's hard
It will be you against the world
And you'll doubt
If you were right at all....
I crave you
I can feel it on my stomach
This empty hole that you're supposed to fill
The nostalgia that I can't remember but only feel
Your hands embracing me
Hugging all my imperfections
Your eyes full of stars
Your voice full of laughter
That makes me want to hear it a thousand times on repeat
I wish you were here
The little contact that we have today is fuelling my desire
We are so close
Yet so far away...
I want to raise a toast
To someone very dear to me
He won't question my actions
And head straight to the battlefield
If my body aches with pain he will bring my medicine and console me
He's the ideal person that I will never be able to become
He is not like the sun
He is more like the ocean and the rain that will dance on you no matter
The depth he carries may seem shallow sometimes
But it is yet at the crucial point in life that he shows his true colours
So I'd pike to raise a toast to my dearest
You have stood in front of me in times of need
You have stood next to me in times joy
And you have stood behind me in times of desperation
May the world be kind to you
As you've been to me
- your little sister
“We all must learn to be happy with being alone; that is when things begin to change.”
— Tyler Joseph
I once questioned my father about my mothers grief.
About how he felt about it since my mother wouldn't talk about it.
I asked,
How long will this feeling last?
And he answered,
The grief never goes away