Fortress heart
Guard your ramparts
And lock your gates
Shiver behind your defenses from fate
The pain and hate
That hewn these walls for your protection
Offer only the chance for reflection
And the avoidance of pain
Though fear walks with no name
Among these hallowed halls
With hymn and whisper
"no one may enter here"
It says in the dream
"It's dangerous"
"It hurts"
"I'm afraid"
"NO ONE MAY ENTER HERE!"
It screams
So it goes on
And so it seems
That beat after lifeless beat
The impenatrable stone home
To the heart afraid of pain
But desperate not to be alone moans
It wails
In the elegant jail
Of it's own design
Apr 29, 2012
Apr 29, 2012 at 5:26 AM UTC
Fortress heart
Guard your ramparts
And lock your gates
Shiver behind your defenses from fate
The pain and hate
That hewn these walls for your protection
Offer only the chance for reflection
And the avoidance of pain
Though fear walks with no name
Among these hallowed halls
With hymn and whisper
"no one may enter here"
It says in the dream
"It's dangerous"
"It hurts"
"I'm afraid"
"NO ONE MAY ENTER HERE!"
It screams
So it goes on
And so it seems
That beat after lifeless beat
The impenatrable stone home
To the heart afraid of pain
But desperate not to be alone moans
It wails
In the elegant jail
Of it's own design
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