I fell asleep last night alone My body pressed tightly to the wall As if it were to give me Some kind of comfort And it did I had reassurance To make me believe I wasn't unaccompanied And I awoke to that same barricade I went to sleep with The same damn wall That holds us apart Because we're to stubborn To tear it down I can't handle this feeling Of abandonment I remember When I was a little girl Couldn't have been more then four Wading in the turquoise ocean The waves rushing up on me And I'd run fast back to shore Before they could catch me There I'd see mom Laying in the sun She'd smile And I'd go back for more I went out farther then I should have Which wasn't really that far But when you're little An inch seems like a million feet And the waves took me under And I drifted so far down the beach That when I came up My mom was out of sight I looked for her And I cried when I didn't see her But a stranger came to me And brought me back to her I never was deserted She saw me along. Maybe you need a stranger To bring you back to me.Birth sign: Virgo
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