God sinned when he gave me nerve endings at 9 years old I've got a mind full of mold and lips that when kissed turn into solid gold Don't listen to a word I say: I'm okay I am alright I'm fine Instead act on my ever-extending un-exiting untold Do not pretend to know me Just know You're mine
You see, I seem to have caught the deathly hug of hubris I know everything But what does it all mean? The pleasures of life go right above my head And time drips from my fingertips Plip, plop, plip I am a blip And this hug, Why does it make everything so sad?
She keeps songs locked away in boxes like secrets. She will take them out like postcards to help her remember the feeling of a different time, a different person by her side. She likes the one that makes her eyes close to see the lights. She smiles at the one that makes her stand up on tiptoes, the one that helps her forget she doesn’t know what to do with her hands.
The tune will carry her.
Like it did the times when voices broke like a heart. When instruments’ strings would snap and hurt.