Stories (Part 1)

Stories (Part 1)

A Poem by Not here

They're all just fighters, dragging their weight.
They're all just looking for a clean slate.
They're all just wishing they could find peace.
And everyone is looking for a release.
They're all just people with different stories.
They're all just people wishing for glories.
They're all just like us, you and me.
They're all just broken people, you see...

Loneliness and pain. She wanders
through the train and squanders
all her hopes and dreams
based on internet memes.
Traveling to Paris,
feeling so embarrassed,
there's no Eiffel Tower for her.
Nothing but a moment of spur,
the spur of a moment long gone by.
She sits at night and just cries goodbyes
to all the boyfriends who left her alone now.
Slitting her wrists with a razor, and wow
that's a lot of blood gushing out
with no benefit to stop her crying bout.
The more blood she loses, the more the sadness grows.
The more blood that flows, the more that it shows
her sadness is not just a skin-deep spell.
It's a ladder she's climbing down to her own hell.

They're all just fighters, dragging their weight.
They're all just looking for a clean slate.
They're all just wishing they could find peace.
And everyone is looking for a release.
They're all just people with different stories.
They're all just people wishing for glories.
They're all just like us, you and me.
They're all just broken people, you see...

He feels very similarly to the others.
Loneliness, pain, and lacking a real mother.
He has had many, you see, with his father,
but to be honest, his father would never bother
giving him a home or a real life centered
on what he wants. Instead, his home is splintered
every other weekend when in drunken rage
his father spews violent words and will often stage
him in such a position that he cannot fight.
But then, his new "mother" by the end of the night
will have left, again, just like the first.
Every time a woman walks in, it only gets worse.
His father thirsts for violence and sex, that's all he desires.
He would rather live recklessly and cause pain like the fires
than be a real man, grow up, and start a home.
A family is something he always had until he was shown
exactly how to live, because, you see, his old man started
the chain he is on now and which he hasn't departed.
Now a little boy suffers, watching the same old sequence.
His "momma" leaves because his dad got tired of the cleavage.
What on earth can he do now, with the world crashing down?
He has permanently marked on his face a sad frown.

They're all just fighters, dragging their weight.
They're all just looking for a clean slate.
They're all just wishing they could find peace.
And everyone is looking for a release.
They're all just people with different stories.
They're all just people wishing for glories.
They're all just like us, you and me.
They're all just broken people, you see...

© 2015 Not here


Author's Note

Not here
Stories of suffering. Those who have been through things like these knows what I'm talking about, and those of us who have not, myself included, could never understand.

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This is so deep and painful yet beautiful.

Posted 9 Years Ago


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9 Years Ago

thanks :) im glad you liked it
interesting write
very human

i know who part of this alludes to...

you've been alluding to her in alot of your work lately...


overall very poignant to life


-Dream

Posted 9 Years Ago


Not here

9 Years Ago

thanks dream. and i don't know if its really about her, just people going through that have been on .. read more
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9 Years Ago

i see what you mean
you just wanted something to draw from that would be plausible
Not here

9 Years Ago

yeah it wasnt a particular reference to her.

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