'Roadside'
And hang me, up and out to dry,
So leave me, at the Roadside,
And hang me, up and out to dry,
And I don't know, how we woke up one day somehow thought we knew,
Exactly what we're supposed to do.
caged in a world of wordless misery, incomprehensible uncomprehendable sounds and voices, enstrangled emotions, bizarre walks, numb situations and walking talking zombies... go now and tell them, whoever walks this path, not to! it ends; not in a dungeon; but is blocked by a brick wall, seemingly easy to cross, but not really...
I wonder if it is possible for two people to “meet” each other at the exact same time in all possible alternate universe. I wonder if those people will “feel” the same things they felt the “first time” if the first time was repeated. I wonder when we will find the “right” words to say to “each other”. I wonder when you will stop telling yourself that you can “live” like this. I wonder if you “remember” our meaningless conversations. I wonder if you still think about all those plans that never “worked out”. I wonder what will “happen” to “us” now.
It IS too late, right? We CAN feel it, right? We ARE different, right? This just CAN’T work out, right?
How will you ever find me if you ever looked? I'm gone so far away now. I was there once. I waited too. I waited, alone and very scared and very sure that you’d never come looking. But I waited. Just so that I could hate you more. Enough to forget you. Enough never to even think about waiting for anybody again. I’m still waiting though. Doesn’t seem as if my theory worked. I’ve come so far away from you now that I see only shadows behind me. Silhouettes that move; move back, move away.
I wonder if I was ever capable of this. I wonder if hiding is a great option. I wonder if I can hide myself in tiny parts. I wonder if my smithereens will hurt many people. If they do, I wonder if that’ll be my fault. I wonder why people called you such a master. Did I do too? I wonder why.
What am I to do with “me” now? “Me” doesn’t know how to do anything without “you”. “Me” looks everywhere for “us”. When “me” cries over the broken toy, nobody is there to glue “you” to “us”.
I’m here and I’m cold and scared and very very drunk. And still in my senses. The rest of the world is starting a new day with their wounded emotions and broken hearts. Me? I’m looking at the door every two minutes, hoping that you’ll walk in and get me drunk enough to forget you. But you won’t come. Because I’m not worth it. I’m just not.