There's beauty in sorrow,
if you don't let it grind you down.
I wanted freedom,
But I have been trapped
Between a rotting lemon
And a hard place
For my bones of glass
To bask in the sun.
There's beauty in sorrow,
if you don't let it grind you down.
I wanted shelter
From the acid rains
That came spitting out
Of their ignoble mouths,
Pattering upon my rind
And souring the lemonade.
There's beauty in sorrow,
if you don't let them grind you down.
I wanted love,
But there wasn't any rainbow
At the end of that
Cursed *** of gold
They're all chasing feverishly.
There's beauty in sorrow,
I tell myself, lying as I see nothing else.
Apr 9, 2024
Apr 9, 2024 at 11:27 AM UTC
There's beauty in sorrow,
if you don't let it grind you down.
I wanted freedom,
But I have been trapped
Between a rotting lemon
And a hard place
For my bones of glass
To bask in the sun.
There's beauty in sorrow,
if you don't let it grind you down.
I wanted shelter
From the acid rains
That came spitting out
Of their ignoble mouths,
Pattering upon my rind
And souring the lemonade.
There's beauty in sorrow,
if you don't let them grind you down.
I wanted love,
But there wasn't any rainbow
At the end of that
Cursed *** of gold
They're all chasing feverishly.
There's beauty in sorrow,
I tell myself, lying as I see nothing else.
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