Serotonin Readings

Serotonin Readings

By Serotonin (Trenton Newman)EducationSelf-Improvement
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  • EP 4: Concrete

    I don't mean to dig up the past

    Just let me clear out the cemetery in my voice

    I sit here before flowers

    Hoping they will train me to open up

    I stand before mountain tops
    Believing avalanches will train me to let go
    I may sit here before you, and know nothing

    But yet I'm still here to learn


    I accept that today may be imperfect

    I accept that I may be as well

    What I don’t accept is that imperfection should be the crutch

    I use to excuse myself from participating in joy

    Because to be honest I said

    “I miss you”

    What I meant to say was

    “I love you”

    What I wanted to say was that

    “I meant what I said”

    It’s funny, how all those things flooded my head

    As we we’re saying goodbye

    I should have told you

    “That I would hold you, until my skin crumbles into bone”

    “Because I am willing to die alone”

    But God knows I don’t want to live that way

    And yet she lives the poetry

    That she can not write


    So today, be the weed that grows in the cracks of concrete

    Be beautiful

    Because the weed, doesn't know

    It wasn't supposed to be growing there

    So I guess at the end of the night

    Is just a repeated pitch

    Only because

    Tonight is just tomorrow

    Redacting Yesterday

    With any possible mistakes you may have left behind

    But that enough about flowers and mountains

    Cause I’m not here to dig up the grave of the past

    I’m just here today for yesterday’s funeral

    That is late for tomorrow

    3 min

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