wayward nowA Poem by squirrel hawthorneIt's about running away, from the perspective of a young and troubled youth. coming of age.Listening to the second hand’s tick " tick " tick Opposing my racing pulse In a minute or two I’ll be out that window I won’t bother with the front door The paranoia can be heard from downstairs Through that vain man’s voice My pill-paralyzed mother This was always her choice All my belongings, they’re nothing I care about It’s this night that’s sound And this wish that’s profound. There’s dynamite in my living room tonight My mother, she scares me And that man " Cracked fists and broken down eyes Worn from staring at the human underside It’s fight or flight tonight I can feel it in my bones When the suffering make you suffer And your eyes they start to burn It’s out that window and into life F**k you Tonight’s my turn. It’s the loneliest shadows I seek to find I’m no b*****d My parents were just unkind Alone is the world, now so am I What a bleak new adventure To my newborn eyes © 2013 squirrel hawthorne |
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Compartment 114
Compartment 114 StatsAuthorsquirrel hawthornea, ORAboutI Live in Oregon. I am a sucker for conversations and evenings under the stars. I used to write small passages on napkins, torn pieces of paper, or whatever I could find. Now, I am trying to be .. more..Writing
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