A mile in your shoesA Poem by Annabelle Lee
Waking up to the rain
Pounding on the window And hoping and praying That somehow she might know You're thinking of her Wherever she ended up You don't know why it matters You don't even know what What you feel, what you think, how things ended with her You google her anyway, because you want to know You want to know what took her away Why she had to go You went through all the bullshit, too And it begins to hail on you You try not to think about it But it hurts you so badly You miss her so much And you still love her madly. It thunders through your system When they talk about her the way they do They don't know their negative opinions Constantly stab at you Trying to find the words to tell them how you feel To tell them you want to know her You want a mother for real The one who's supposed to love you And care with all her heart The one you were bonded to Nine months before the start And lightning strikes When you realize That you're brave enough to ask But you look into their eyes And it hurt them Why could you even think That you could have the best of both worlds You can't do everything Your life's so much better now Never hungry, your own home But you don't understand half of yourself Even with your friends you feel so alone. You try your best to keep the hurricane at bay But one of these days it will break away It will ruin you It will take over your scene I know what will happen It's happened to me And all of these people, when the storm passes through Will tell you that they're all here for you But what these people fail to do Is realize that walking a mile in your shoes Is like walking five miles barefoot through hot desert sand Broken glass, melted lava, uneven sharp land And when the rain Relieves the pain It turns to hail And you start again And you have to get used to the blistering cold. The erratic climate changes begin to get old. Your feet are bleeding, blistered, frostbitten And you try your best to keep them hidden But somebody will try to come strip off your shoes But it's your job to tell them what they're getting themselves into
© 2014 Annabelle LeeAuthor's Note
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