A bad day in the sun
His voice
Telling me I’m nothing
Know nothing
Feel nothing
Don’t want to hear it
Tell me again
What did I feel when I was born
Tell me again
What it is to be twin
Tell me again
How bad it is to feel
Tell me again
How stupid I am
How old my ideas
How useless
My help..
And then look at me, pleading
But knock away my hand
If I dare to touch
I will not continue this
I won’t do it anymore
I once had duties
Virtues and wonder
You told me I was too old
When I was younger than you
You tore at my life
Because yours was shit
And you saw me laughing
And said whats wrong with you?
And I’m told a story of children
Making, dancing,
And I think
I’m sick
Of hearing how bad it is for you
I’m sick of hearing what terrors
Your life holds
Your life holds no terror
Except yourself
And I should know
You’re in mine too
And I invited you in
And I kept you there
When you would have left
In the mistaken belief that you were my friend
That you remembered what I said
And cared what I did
And the worst thing is
It’s probably better
This way, knowing
Than never knowing.
And sometimes you were stunning,
But I’m left reeling too often
Laughing too little
Telling me I’m nothing
Know nothing
Feel nothing
Don’t want to hear it
Tell me again
What did I feel when I was born
Tell me again
What it is to be twin
Tell me again
How bad it is to feel
Tell me again
How stupid I am
How old my ideas
How useless
My help..
And then look at me, pleading
But knock away my hand
If I dare to touch
I will not continue this
I won’t do it anymore
I once had duties
Virtues and wonder
You told me I was too old
When I was younger than you
You tore at my life
Because yours was shit
And you saw me laughing
And said whats wrong with you?
And I’m told a story of children
Making, dancing,
And I think
I’m sick
Of hearing how bad it is for you
I’m sick of hearing what terrors
Your life holds
Your life holds no terror
Except yourself
And I should know
You’re in mine too
And I invited you in
And I kept you there
When you would have left
In the mistaken belief that you were my friend
That you remembered what I said
And cared what I did
And the worst thing is
It’s probably better
This way, knowing
Than never knowing.
And sometimes you were stunning,
But I’m left reeling too often
Laughing too little