Nineteen
I’d rather not
Sitting with my teacup
I’ll let my hands burn
I’d rather not
Watching all the others live their lives
Well mine ended, long back in 1992
19 years young, 19 years old
Back when I lived, I roared
Now, gagged and froze
Back in 1992 I used to sit by the fire
And feed the rage of the flames
I’d rather not sit pretty
But we’re past that
No longer 1992
I’m sewed and glued
I’d rather not though
Sit in this white painted seat
Only here to stare at my teacup
This poem is about:
Our world
