Your soft, little hand
Meine liebe
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Toughening time
Calloused skin
The lucidity of it all
It sickens me
We fall so fast
But oh so soft
And no one knows
Until they land
Its so cloudy
Sleepy town
High rises surrounding
Lonely and free
Souls never harden
Just the layers around
On my rough skin
Your soft little hand
Calloused skin
The lucidity of it all
It sickens me
We fall so fast
But oh so soft
And no one knows
Until they land
Its so cloudy
Sleepy town
High rises surrounding
Lonely and free
Souls never harden
Just the layers around
On my rough skin
Your soft little hand
I used to do drugs. I still do, but I used to, too.
Mitch Hedberg
Mitch Hedberg
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thank you for a new angle on it. when i wrote it the soft little hand was not a baby's hand, but that did put a new shine on it when i read it again.
like when it says "souls never harden, just the layers around" it could be about someone in the process or growing into an adult and raising a child thinking about how hard they have become but that little hand on theirs just cuts right thru into their soul. that is something they will always have a soft spot for no matter what.
sorry for the novel. cliffs notes version: thanks
Mitch Hedberg
(You're welcome.)
When I read that particular line, "souls never harden, just the layers around", it made me think that inside each of us, is that soft part and no matter how many layers encase it, there's always hope that those layers can be chiseled away, by a soft hand, perchance.
A very lovely poem, IMO.
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