Empty-Handed
You’re always down side up
Smelling roses, filling empty cups
I’m always upside down
Seeing smiles as future frowns
You call it negativity, a fear of the sun
I call it realism, knowing too much
And I’m not saying you don’t know pain
You can be wet and claim there’s no rain
We are the opposites that repel
An exception to a rule that wishes well
You are the world and I am only
Enjoy imitation amity and I, my lonely
Am I a cynic for not believing in love?
So thought one who couldn’t wouldn’t prove me wrong
I’ve never been so displeased to be right
I miss the naivety of hope without sight
But what is the point of my thoughts and my words
After all, I am solitude; that’s how I’m preferred
And all of those people you claim I can call
Well, they chose you; there, you took it all
But the joke’s on you
Because I had nothing to begin with