Making Memories

 

The boy is anxious, waiting on a hard chair

Noise consuming the air, but all he hears is silence

Footsteps, aged laughs, plastics, secretaries

All spin violently, he just shuts his eyes

Tears drip, drip, drip from a pair of panicked brown eyes

Memories in the making to scar him later on

The footsteps nearing closer, the walls keep closing in

Hairs on end, eyes stained red

Drops of love run down his skin

A draining of the soul


The woman�s eyes scream hatred as her eyes stare

Disgust

She turns away, leaving him in a room of white

Painted by the custodial staff the previous night

Fresh new paint for a fresh new guest

No warm hug nor kiss goodnight

SLAM! The door, a home no more

An empty womb, a vacant room

A young boy whose illness aches

After taking the meds, warps his head

Then gains over fifty-six kilograms

He�s left there to cry

Uncovered.

Uncared for.

Alone.


His brother is making good steals on the Baseball field

His mother still cooking those home-cooked meals

His friend playing with other kids, checking out girls

He is left to start all over again, no one to guide his actions

Alone, unwanted, discredited

Alone, unloved, dishonored


His light has shone much too bright

Now he�s left to shine only during the night

Memories made to last his Lifetime

And haunt his future

There is a permanently damaged soul

In a little boy left all alone

Whose brown eyes stare upwards

At a pale painted ceiling

In his bed

Alone

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