The Hindenburg exploded in my face,
Flames burned and scarred my visage forever.
I didn't scream, I didn't blink; instead, I shrugged.
I couldn't recognize myself in the mirror.
I went to school as if nothing had happened,
When they questioned me, I turned away.
They called me rude and indignant,
But I had nothing to say.
Limbo,
Lost with nowhere to go.
Apathetically indifferent as the flames grow,
Dancing solo.
Tears began to flow,
Heartache demanded to be known.
I couldn't seem to limbo under my limbo,
My feet stranded in snow.
I watch the survivors as they wear their burned coats;
I wonder if this guilt is one I carry alone.
The flames lick at my heels, but I show no pain,
Eventually, I'll be saved by the rain.
I hold myself, since there's no one else,
As the forest fades into my view.
Limbo,
Fog, trees, and me on my own.
I swear I hear a bear so near,
But I know, I'm all alone.
The snow has made the air turn cold,
I curl up, wishing I fit their mold.
Was the fire caused by bad fuel?
Or was I destined to lose this duel?
I try again to limbo under limbo,
Pushing my feet through the snow.
Apathetically indifferent, as I lay in my home.
Who needs the Hindenburg when I have my own?
Yet, I know that it must have mattered,
Otherwise, I wouldn't be so shattered.
The limbo I feel is a loss of what I'd known,
The fire fuels my fear of staying on my own.
This foolish indifference will never lead to bliss,
Another battle, another strife; I must overcome it!
Limbo,
Now with a direction to go.
I'll traverse through the forests filled with snow,
I'll welcome the bears, so I won't be alone,
And one day, I'll limbo under my limbo.
Dec 23, 2025
Dec 23, 2025 at 1:42 AM UTC
The Hindenburg exploded in my face,
Flames burned and scarred my visage forever.
I didn't scream, I didn't blink; instead, I shrugged.
I couldn't recognize myself in the mirror.
I went to school as if nothing had happened,
When they questioned me, I turned away.
They called me rude and indignant,
But I had nothing to say.
Limbo,
Lost with nowhere to go.
Apathetically indifferent as the flames grow,
Dancing solo.
Tears began to flow,
Heartache demanded to be known.
I couldn't seem to limbo under my limbo,
My feet stranded in snow.
I watch the survivors as they wear their burned coats;
I wonder if this guilt is one I carry alone.
The flames lick at my heels, but I show no pain,
Eventually, I'll be saved by the rain.
I hold myself, since there's no one else,
As the forest fades into my view.
Limbo,
Fog, trees, and me on my own.
I swear I hear a bear so near,
But I know, I'm all alone.
The snow has made the air turn cold,
I curl up, wishing I fit their mold.
Was the fire caused by bad fuel?
Or was I destined to lose this duel?
I try again to limbo under limbo,
Pushing my feet through the snow.
Apathetically indifferent, as I lay in my home.
Who needs the Hindenburg when I have my own?
Yet, I know that it must have mattered,
Otherwise, I wouldn't be so shattered.
The limbo I feel is a loss of what I'd known,
The fire fuels my fear of staying on my own.
This foolish indifference will never lead to bliss,
Another battle, another strife; I must overcome it!
Limbo,
Now with a direction to go.
I'll traverse through the forests filled with snow,
I'll welcome the bears, so I won't be alone,
And one day, I'll limbo under my limbo.
