Her skin isn’t scarred, but her soul is ripped and tattered Her flesh may be clean, but her heart is bloodied and battered Words do more damage than an iron sword Removing flesh from bone and chopping heads whole He lit a fire made from malice and deceit And sparked the flint beneath her innocent feet Watched as she writhed, porcelain flesh alight Cackling as she turned into a mere shadow of the night With his tongue and his hissing, he burned her alive Smeared dirt on her pretty face and tore out her eyes Better to die with your dignity than perfect skin For perfection will eventually reflect the demons within