Show me where the blade dug so deep it left a scar. I felt your pain long before I ever heard your voice. I was dancing to the symphony of your broken heart— its wreckage left me breathless.
Did you feel it too? That you were too much, and never enough? The urge to tear off your own wings, sink into the abyss, consume your flesh, devour desire, and walk into fire?
You sing like someone with gasoline in their veins, blood set alight, pleas turned to smoke as desperation claws your skin.
Are you like me? Waiting for a hand in the dark, longing to be understood? Your pain bleeds through every note, yet when you open your mouth no sound comes out right. Have you ever wondered if heaven hears your prayers?
Who made you cry like that? Who broke you open like that? Are you yearning for a savior, or waiting to earn salvation?
I felt your soul long before your voice reached me— crawling, begging. Do you want to share your pain with me, or sit with mine? Let me touch it, cradle it close to my chest.
I won’t mend your heart, I won’t stitch your wounds— but I will hear you. I always have, even before I understood. The weight of your words presses down on my chest like a loaded gun, cold against my skin.
Show me where the blade dug so deep it left a scar. Will our paths ever cross? Let me hold your sorrow. Rest here until it no longer hurts. Sing to me until fate collides with mercy— let me embrace your pain away.