I Don’t Need Anything, But You
December 19, 2014
Standing smake dab of the
Middle of the Pittsburgh mills
Shopping center.
People
I haven’t really kept
In touch with yet still family,
Surrounds me and my close-knit family.
Which is,
My mother, brother, sister, great grandmother.
Awkward.
My mom and I both felt it.
My eyes
Linger on the front door.
Not,
Wanting someone who knows me,
To come in and see me.
My mom
Standing next to my uncle,
her brother; she seems almost annoyed by him.
The two of them having more
then a brother and sister relationship,
it always amazes me.
How distant they could be,
yet how close they can get over one
phone call.
It gives me hope my brother and I will
also learn to love each other despite flaws and differences.
also learn to love each other despite flaws and differences.
Standing directly between my cousin and little brother,
they're kind of like the Shazam kids; sharing a connection that
I'll never understand and up two times.
I'll never experience it.
My grandmother is also in here.
She's in her wheelchair holding my little sister who leans on her.
She looked healthy and maybe because she was good at hiding her pain,
much like I've learned to do over the years.
I still find it hard to believe that only years later after
the picture was taken she is no longer here anymore.
She isn't smiling,
maybe due to her under the surface pain,
slash more genuine feeling.
Looking back I wish I was the one who was close to her.