I am the stars, the mountain tops, the rivers, and bays. My hand touches yours even 3,000 miles away. I share the pains of ever dying stars and fading dream. I mourn the London hope that deems impossible.
I come from a family too broken that I can't pinpoint where is all went wrong. My memory is too blurred to tell the beginning from the end. Your words were a trap that lured my too young body, my too naΓ―ve mind into a realm of darkness. Into a universe of supernovas and explosions. And yet still, I pity you. I fight for your name and defend the honor that shattered my own. My cosmos, my being, my will is not mine anymore, but a figment of your influence. When mother dear left me all alone with father, I was another girl living in a world not ready for her. I am a beautiful whirlwind or pain, hope, sorrow, and birth.
I am a girl equally divided between the stars and scars.