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The echo fills my head Never wanting to leave my bed Falling through a dark abyss Lined with brimstone and a deafening hiss Everything touched turns to coal Always starting a brand new goal Never seeing it to the end Blood against blood, a lonely soldier I try to mend The strips of my soul left bare for all to see To laugh at me, like "How dare she?" Still so young but I hurt too many Too many bridges I burned already Yet, a daisy grows among the weeds And I stare, wondering what'll fulfill my needs A doctor? A lover? Another survivor? The daisy shines so I wear my suit and become a diver Deep in the pit, I see myself Dust off everything high on the shelf Years of neglect and self-loathing and lies The memories come flooding amongst my cries No! This is too much for one person to take Why can't I do what others can so easily fake Because this is who I am, so I stand up tall And look at my reflection without any fear at all
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Jun 23, 2018
Jun 23, 2018 at 7:49 PM UTC
Free Falling
The echo fills my head Never wanting to leave my bed Falling through a dark abyss Lined with brimstone and a deafening hiss Everything touched turns to coal Always starting a brand new goal Never seeing it to the end Blood against blood, a lonely soldier I try to mend The strips of my soul left bare for all to see To laugh at me, like "How dare she?" Still so young but I hurt too many Too many bridges I burned already Yet, a daisy grows among the weeds And I stare, wondering what'll fulfill my needs A doctor? A lover? Another survivor? The daisy shines so I wear my suit and become a diver Deep in the pit, I see myself Dust off everything high on the shelf Years of neglect and self-loathing and lies The memories come flooding amongst my cries No! This is too much for one person to take Why can't I do what others can so easily fake Because this is who I am, so I stand up tall And look at my reflection without any fear at all
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Jun 23, 2018
Jun 23, 2018 at 7:49 PM UTC
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