What’s my worth friend

What’s my worth friend

A Chapter by J. Viands

Well I don’t know you from a hole in the ground

You don’t know me

Isn’t it all the same some how

Take my words for what they’re worth

 

You’re fooling yourself again

So let yourself waste away

You’re lying to yourself friend

 

I can smell the stench of death on your breath

I know you haven’t had enough yet

When you have I’m sure the world would like to have you back

I’ll pick you up and dust you off if you’d like

 

You must know though I can’t save your life

On the other hand I can help you with your strife

So let lie the demons in your sight

Let me hold on to your sins

 

You got to let yourself live again

Take my words for what they’re worth friend             



© 2012 J. Viands


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Awesome write! Learning that we may be able to help, but cannot save another is a big lesson life teaches us! Like the words you used to convey this poem.

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J. Viands
J. Viands

Leesburg, VA



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