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The Word I Speak



I spoke, I talked, I let it out
Yet it didn’t reach your full-of-another-voices ears
And then being taken literally
Leaving me alone, hugging the silence
So stop blaming me
And asking me to do it more
When you are the one
Who has no ability to understand the word I speak
No matter how many mistake in me for you to seek.


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