I knew a boy who forgot happiness
Misunderstood as any other
He fought wars with creatures unknown
Demons resurrected
While angels dozed at home.
He could touch the skies with his hair
Eyes magnetic toward footpaths
Ego held skyscraper high
Head held gutter low
Hands searching for home in buried pockets.
He wished not of what was needed
nor of what was wanted
Loneliness was amplified
He wished for absolutely nothing
Since nothing appeared more often than required.
I knew a boy who stared at me .
Not morbid curiosity nor testosterone pleaser
So I visited his domain
What object could a mother possibly not find ?
When I inquired her of his heart.
He did not belong yet he tagged along
Condescending or spiraling
I’d wager it was both
A preposterous way of me to judge him
yet I admired his silence oath.
He was the epitome of isolation
Childhood marred with wisdom
Astonishing to bits
He had no intention of being saved
And that was exactly what everyone wanted .
I knew a boy who lost his smile.
Hope ached to decipher his haunted code
Some tend to break before they breathe
I thought salvation , so I lent a smile
But he hasn’t been smiling for a while.
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