TWO HALVES
- Erika Tan
- Feb 29, 2016
- 1 min read

A true story.
Living a one-sided, empty life
Full of wishing, dreaming, hoping, seeing
Seeing you, with me.
But what do I say?
What do I do?
Maybe it's just a phase?
Maybe I'm just confused?
Because it's not what they would like
And I think I wouldn't like it too
I'm just being dramatic
This is surely not me
I don't know how it would feel if you laid next to me
Imagining is different than reality
And we all know how much that scares me
But I can't help feeling like there's something more
Am I just closing the door?
The half I have is not enough
Will I always be searching for my whole?
Growing up seemed crystal clear
I almost didn't feel like the hole was there
But now I see you and I know
I see what I've been missing all along
It's wrong, that's what society says
And I've never been much of a rebel
In fact, my whole life is structured by rules
As if I come with a manual
Do I dare defy the voices in my head?
The voices of my loved ones surrounding me?
Do I hurt them or hurt my heart?
In a perfect world I know we'd be together
Laughing, talking, breathing easily
But here we are in a broken world
A world of contradictions, prejudices and never ending obstacles
A world where everyone carries a magnifying glass
Inspecting me, inspecting you
Judging.
But deep, deep down in the dark night
I think about this
I think about this missing part
The piece that was taken from the start
I've found my second half
But do I come to collect?
Or do I pretend it doesn't exsist.
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