The morning was harsh ,
And it hurt.
The sun was bleeding ,
The morning felt the burn .
It hurt bad ,
The heart was heavy ,
Heaving with shrouded shout ,
It hurt .
But do not let the door stay closed ,
If it hurts , let it hurt more ,
The wine turned black ,
The lunatic bled ,
And every drop of blood, she tenderly swept ,
The noon was harsh ,
And it hurt ,
The sun was obscured ,
The clouds were black ,
It hurt bad ,
Really really bad ,
His breath was heavy ,
Suffocated ,
Smothered in wound ,
It hurt bad ,
But do not let the door stay closed ,
If it hurts , let it hurt more ,
The spoon turned red ,
With the heat he freed ,
The lunatic bled ,
And every drop of blood, she tenderly swept ,
The afternoon was a rush ,
He could not weave a new burn ,
But he melt .
The flame ,
The ruin ,
The wound ,
The unseen ,
Forsaken .
The night was cold ,
Snowy and alone ,
He could not breathe ,
Still he spoke ,
Mistaken , misfortune ,
She nurtured , She swept ,
Every drop he bled .
It hurts , It is wounded .
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Jan 28, 2018
Jan 28, 2018 at 2:13 PM UTC
The morning was harsh ,
And it hurt.
The sun was bleeding ,
The morning felt the burn .
It hurt bad ,
The heart was heavy ,
Heaving with shrouded shout ,
It hurt .
But do not let the door stay closed ,
If it hurts , let it hurt more ,
The wine turned black ,
The lunatic bled ,
And every drop of blood, she tenderly swept ,
The noon was harsh ,
And it hurt ,
The sun was obscured ,
The clouds were black ,
It hurt bad ,
Really really bad ,
His breath was heavy ,
Suffocated ,
Smothered in wound ,
It hurt bad ,
But do not let the door stay closed ,
If it hurts , let it hurt more ,
The spoon turned red ,
With the heat he freed ,
The lunatic bled ,
And every drop of blood, she tenderly swept ,
The afternoon was a rush ,
He could not weave a new burn ,
But he melt .
The flame ,
The ruin ,
The wound ,
The unseen ,
Forsaken .
The night was cold ,
Snowy and alone ,
He could not breathe ,
Still he spoke ,
Mistaken , misfortune ,
She nurtured , She swept ,
Every drop he bled .
It hurts , It is wounded .
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