I am inside that box that you pull out from under your bed
It has no tags on it, no markings of any kind
You open it to find puzzle pieces
You dump me out onto the floor and flip each individual one over
So you can see the coloured side
You don't know what you're about to put together, but you start the project anyway
As things look almost complete, you're unsure of what you're looking at
You see that your missing pieces
But you're unaware of what goes in those sections
That is me
I'm not fully here
I'm missing parts of me, but I don't know what parts
My memory have holes that use to provide happiness
I go looking for things to fill that void
I look for things that I hope will fill it, I look for nostalgia
Things that use to bring me joy, things that used to bring me happiness
They come up empty
I sit and stare at the wall, my eyes are trying to figure stuff out
My brain thinks it's working, it thinks it's trying to solve a different type of puzzle
The only problem is that for it to solve the puzzle, it must know what it's searching for
It does not
That is me
I'm not fully here
I'm missing parts of me, but I don't know what parts
My memory have holes that use to provide happiness
Contrary to the paranoid
Contrary to the paranoid concept of this poem, I love how many fields you are able to fit each successive stanza in order to describe this type of malady. And the Chorus really hits too. The Grinch actually cracks me up too...
peace, pot, tequila shot
Jesus loves us, stoned or not