The Whiskey Taster’s Flavor Guide

Life On Earth

Is it too late to ask to be unbirthed?
Born into a world of greed, selfishness and fame
brings me no honour as I am without any yet 
need to have in order to live
Unnecessary pressure
Can my mother unbirth me, please?
Am I here to be a doorknob, welcome mat 
or shoulders to cry on? 
Shoulders, yes, the more the merrier right?
Drowning whilst having to breathe another day
caught between their misconceptions,
perceptions and perspectives 
none of it brings me closer to hope
Hope for my own validations,
ambitions or identification 
of my own sexuality 
Like I don't have my own issues?!
Excuse me if I adult cry
Every other time
Excuse me if I have to lash out
Sometimes you need to leave me out!
Get out!
Somebody, help before I pray to be
Unbirthed alive
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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The Whiskey Taster’s Flavor Guide
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