I went back home to my mother's house
And remembered how we don't
Open the blinds
Keep the rooms in greyscale
Let the afternoon disappear
And the waning winter sunset
Blurry through the treetops
Passing us by
I went back home to my family's house
And stayed too long
With creaky joints and bloodshot eyes
Soaked myself in sleep
Waking in the afternoon
Reaching for a drink
Rinse, repeat
I went home
And soaked myself in drink
And remembered, one by one
The people that I used to know
Disappearing slowly
The photographs and memories
Slipping by
No comments:
Post a Comment