For I don't know what to do,my fragile soul's in half and my head and heart both choose different paths, let me hide here with you, away from public view, where their eyes can do no damage where my mind remains unravaged.
Protected by a suit of dreams And armed with a smile He came out of nowhere And went his own way
Seemingly believing nothing And walking in no-one else's footsteps He follows no rules without reasons But he knows right from wrong And he knows that's what matters
In a world of easy hypocrisy Where compassion is stifled by fear And belief is a reason to hate To hate and destroy other beliefs He goes his own way
You, you broke me Swallowed the sea Lied to me Can't you see And you, You sin You win Drank the devils gin Play your game again You, youre gold Shiny lies told Beautiful origami fold Love stories of old And you, your great 200 dollar plate My karmic fate All that I love And hate And you, youre something While I'm nothing Sand In your hand Blown away....
Forever I denied the loveliness of wildflowers. Never wanting to admit I admire their wild beauty at play or that I felt like I was one of their own. So I took a long slumber that lasted more then winter always denying thy name. Ever changing and ever growing deep inside my earthly darkness. Creating weeds and spreading external havoc across fields luscious and green. Believing wild to be a treacherous thing. All consuming and never steady, never perfect as a rose tended in a garden. But then I awoke one day from my slumber and looked across the wondrous sky. Seeing for the first time all the beautiful colors that wildflowers create- pink, blue, yellow, and golden orange mixed into seas of green. I knew then and there I was claimed. Forever growing, forever being- beautifully imperfect like a wildflower. Wildflower I sang- at last accepting my name.
No one told me, Death, was a she She stopped by my house, We had tea She spread her black wings In my sitting room, She was beautiful But smelled of doom, I called her a *****, She said to me, "Sorry, my dear, I'm necessity."