Loneliness blows his nose on the napkin of my life, He crumples and folds my fragile paper existence, Layered with stains of hatred. Tears and blood and ****, Throw me away as a gift; Into the world's trash bin. I've been inside before, Scouring for something more A crumb, some love, a hit; Anything to make me forget The love I hold for death. It's so hard to keep things repressed When the air is compressed And blown straight into my face Breathing is such a waste, When I know of my fate. Withering into the unknown, Into the forgotten; our spirits home Where worthlessness belongs. You won't remember me when I'm gone. Forgettable like silence once noise has been ignited, Regrettable like violence, that kissed your mother's eyelids. I was nothing but an empty vessel That life has filled with useless drivel. I'll stand and I'll swivel when you pull my strings But being is unimportant when you're never seen. I keep myself nice and clean for any hermit soul That would wish to crawl inside my shell And make it a home. I'm full of dust and alone, in a gusty sandstorm Wuthering winds of sins and pain I shiver inside from what you say. Smiling as the air carries me away.