Seventeen

Two mirror images that we know about Of our realms with the same layout On different lanes, we came to be Two different versions of me Were we decreed to places so misaligned? Or maybe God has made the wrong design? We look the same but everything inside you is not what's inside of me Unease inside of me accrued Over time, it grew so wide and crude Papa and mama, I hold them dear with affection so true However, what I'm feeling in my mind Is I cannot fit in, I'm unaligned So red goes back to red, and black to black Return where they belong Beyond that boundary line Resounding shouts are intertwined That devil is mercilessly howling, loud and malign Version of me over there, a crybaby and a coward I cannot pretend not to see what's in plain sight Forget all happy endings at a pace like this So, I jump into the scene Got a world to save Can you pardon my rough side And I am sure to get it done Till the end, I will not shy Going to no bad ending, nothing like that I can be anywhere, and I will still be the one So unique, unpaired in this whole world Original you If you could think of me proudly I'd be so glad, I can't get enough On this side of that boundary line Into the flow of days, and silent nights Carefree, the angel, unconfined Yawns in a life in black and white Cannot overlook the vice that I noticed, will not disregard Let's trade off our ways when we're returning home I will embody hope and carry on I'm saying goodbye, even though it's sad to be all alone Disclosing bravery near to my eye My scar is reflecting my courage to combat unfairness and the like Until that happy ending comes to be one day I will keep fighting against the whole world, on and on Though I can be so rough, you gave me so much love “I am so grateful,” spoken with heart and soul Going to no bad ending, nothing like that I can be anywhere, and I will still be the one And only, so unique, I'm the true source, original you I'll keep on living so proud and strong Now, let's get back to where we each belong Signed off as I voiced, “goodbye” at seventeen