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I decided to run on this grassy plain Spreading my arms and hoping to stay sane I imagined myself as a bird, at home in the sky I thought maybe his words wouldn't reach me if I went real high Oh how I would like to fly I buried myself so his darkness couldn't seek I thought maybe his madness had finally reached its peak The hangman is so articulate when it comes to games such as this He checked every grave and I only had a short lived bliss Oh how I wish I never gave him my kiss I needed to overcome this man I searched desperately for a new plan I hiked for miles up a mountainous path I felt inner peace and sunlight at last Oh how nice, but the sun was soon consumed by the blackness of his wrath Beautful innocent man, don't come to close to me But I want him closer so I can see He has so much inner brightness While I'm clouded by the hangman who deprives me of lightness Still I want the sunny man and all his kindness
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Dec 17, 2021
Dec 17, 2021 at 8:42 AM UTC
I seek comfort
I decided to run on this grassy plain Spreading my arms and hoping to stay sane I imagined myself as a bird, at home in the sky I thought maybe his words wouldn't reach me if I went real high Oh how I would like to fly I buried myself so his darkness couldn't seek I thought maybe his madness had finally reached its peak The hangman is so articulate when it comes to games such as this He checked every grave and I only had a short lived bliss Oh how I wish I never gave him my kiss I needed to overcome this man I searched desperately for a new plan I hiked for miles up a mountainous path I felt inner peace and sunlight at last Oh how nice, but the sun was soon consumed by the blackness of his wrath Beautful innocent man, don't come to close to me But I want him closer so I can see He has so much inner brightness While I'm clouded by the hangman who deprives me of lightness Still I want the sunny man and all his kindness
sarah-carlson
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Dec 17, 2021
Dec 17, 2021 at 8:42 AM UTC
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