I sit in my room, listening to the rain.
My thoughts are a jumble, a tangled mess of a ball of string.
I come along, playing with them, like a cat.
Trying to untangle the string.
...
The weather outside is cold, like the inside of her soul.
She thinks it will get better, it will, she is told.
But who is she to believe when her mind is at fault,
and the whisper in the trees see 'cos they're old.
...
Behind the iron gates we sit,
Quiet as ever, not daring to make a sound.
I'm writing out my letters, bit by bit,
Kneeling on the dirty ground.
...
When we are born, we all start out as caterpillars.
We can't fly and we need others to help us do everything.
We all look up to the tremendous butterflies and think
'Someday my turn will come and I will be like them'
...
Confusion.
I sit in my room, listening to the rain.
My thoughts are a jumble, a tangled mess of a ball of string.
I come along, playing with them, like a cat.
Trying to untangle the string.
The rain stops.
But there's a puddle forming on the tiles.
I look to the roof, but there is no leak.
The water is rising.
I touch my face, my skin is damp.
The mirror in front of me is a liar.
It's saying that I am beautiful.
But
I'm not.
I see tears rolling, waves crashing.
Emerging from my eyes.
I grab a bottle of full shampoo and throw it.
The mirror shatters, leaving me broken.
I sit among the shards.
Broken mirror, broken me.
I'm just like the pieces, scattered over the floor.
I cannot be fixed, only replaced.