Absence of Closure
I can’t hold onto something so thin
That it slips through my fingers with ease.
Like grains of sand, life giving water.
It slips away before I can drink.
No security, no assurance,
No knowledge of how this will turn out.
Different people with different minds
I can’t extend a hand, to one who breaks away
And tells me it’s my life.
I can’t see myself standing with this man
Who always allows a distance to part us.
What is life then?
When I can’t give assurance or life
To someone I strive to be.
What is left after I’ve finished my growing
And we’ve finished our learning?
I want life, I want to live
Yet all I do is suffocate.
Under a pressure that kills my breath
And takes my voice.
Tears come forth and he only looks at me with disdain.
How can I be me,
When you’re all that influences me?
My sense of self
Only influenced by you.
A man who plays with people and inflicts great pain
I can only love you.
What is life?
When I can’t even hold your hand.
Nothing is great, nothing is pure,
Nothing can be done.
There’s you and there’s me
In a cramped little world you’ll never return to.
There will always be space.
There is no closure.
Good-bye.
You have to take care of your own needs.