ALZHEIMER'S
Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2003 11:53 am
ALZHEIMER'S
Song-less, I
Feel alone;
I can’t even find the tune.
Things I felt the other day
Stale into deep maroon.
Every memory dies, anyway,
So what’s to say they’re right?
Can I pick up and go,
Or must I relinquish more light?
I
Can’t tell anyone apart.
I
Can’t tell any sun apart.
Faceless seems this nameless crowd
That was once family,
Congealing songs I wrote myself--
What a travesty.
When I’m gone, they’ll move on, muttering “what a fool.”
Son, you’d not exist this day had father not been cruel.
I
Can’t tell any love apart.
I
Can’t feel throughout my heart.
Song-less, I
Feel alone;
I can’t even find the tune.
Things I felt the other day
Stale into deep maroon.
Every memory dies, anyway,
So what’s to say they’re right?
Can I pick up and go,
Or must I relinquish more light?
I
Can’t tell anyone apart.
I
Can’t tell any sun apart.
Faceless seems this nameless crowd
That was once family,
Congealing songs I wrote myself--
What a travesty.
When I’m gone, they’ll move on, muttering “what a fool.”
Son, you’d not exist this day had father not been cruel.
I
Can’t tell any love apart.
I
Can’t feel throughout my heart.