At least I can say that I survive –
My parents, adolescence and you.
At most I can say that I lived –
Seized the day, as they would say
And the day had seized me too.
Nothing was done for nothing
I live without regret
Because living in that moment,
My mind in it’s disownment
My future was pre-set
Cause there was you and there was me
And all there was was us
Life is out there for those who don’t care
And for those who don’t discuss
So when I’m a hundred and sixty-five
And I’ve stopped living like a kid
I’ll sit down
With those who frowned
And tell them that I did.
©Jenni Davenport