My pores are deeper then your medicine bottles, but you cant see that.
Your medicine bottles, Shallow
Used, Like my heart, Touched.
But my pain isn't a prescription of antidepressants for your illness. To look You have to see my pores to know the depth of my life. Do not use me.
To sympathise You'll have to be my prescription, To go to my places of need and find what is wrong.
Because, of course i dont know that. Only others who judge, know that. And my surface of shallow pores must be an information booklet to my mind.
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