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There's this pressure every woman has to deal with People want us to want a child But what do they know, calling me selfish at my age of fifteen When my biggest struggle is getting A's in freshman year I have no intention on filling this world with Another zombie, creature that's living with no need of thinking I'm not even sorry for my choice, come on There's seven billion people in the world, why do we need more? No, philosophical zombie, don't go with a crowd They will control you and manipulate your mind You will lose yourself within their commands That you're selflessly obeying 'till passing out Their psychotic destruction is tearing us down Using you as their weapon, breaking your limbs and loosening your nerves How am I supposed to put you back together when I have Problems slipping through my own fingertips myself We have to find ourselves in this post apocalyptic world Search through empty halls and broken windows To see our reflection in the shattered glass covered in Blood of victims of those brutal killings and your reckless behaviour Your actions and my upbringing were the cause of this fatality Leading to the mess we found ourselves in Both still lost and broken, my vision blurry with ashes and cracks On your delicate body shifted in unnatural angles No, don't reach for your mama, darling, I know It hurts, shh, don't cry, little zombie of mine I promise it will be okay once the dust settles down And you will be free to see colourful dreams with your blind eyes But untill that day I'll wrap you in a blanket, so the world can't see you And make fun of you and your unhappy being While you desperately cry for some respect and love And I'll try my best to offer it to you You don't have a name and you will probably never be there, but Don't be afraid of worms, they are coming for you You can fight back but at the end of the day You can't resist because your life depends on them They guide your living, what you can and can't They keep your dreams to themselves while it's possible And once faces of relatives are twisted in grief Little worms come for your soft flesh and chalk white skin
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Sep 3, 2018
Sep 3, 2018 at 1:53 PM UTC
Zombie
There's this pressure every woman has to deal with People want us to want a child But what do they know, calling me selfish at my age of fifteen When my biggest struggle is getting A's in freshman year I have no intention on filling this world with Another zombie, creature that's living with no need of thinking I'm not even sorry for my choice, come on There's seven billion people in the world, why do we need more? No, philosophical zombie, don't go with a crowd They will control you and manipulate your mind You will lose yourself within their commands That you're selflessly obeying 'till passing out Their psychotic destruction is tearing us down Using you as their weapon, breaking your limbs and loosening your nerves How am I supposed to put you back together when I have Problems slipping through my own fingertips myself We have to find ourselves in this post apocalyptic world Search through empty halls and broken windows To see our reflection in the shattered glass covered in Blood of victims of those brutal killings and your reckless behaviour Your actions and my upbringing were the cause of this fatality Leading to the mess we found ourselves in Both still lost and broken, my vision blurry with ashes and cracks On your delicate body shifted in unnatural angles No, don't reach for your mama, darling, I know It hurts, shh, don't cry, little zombie of mine I promise it will be okay once the dust settles down And you will be free to see colourful dreams with your blind eyes But untill that day I'll wrap you in a blanket, so the world can't see you And make fun of you and your unhappy being While you desperately cry for some respect and love And I'll try my best to offer it to you You don't have a name and you will probably never be there, but Don't be afraid of worms, they are coming for you You can fight back but at the end of the day You can't resist because your life depends on them They guide your living, what you can and can't They keep your dreams to themselves while it's possible And once faces of relatives are twisted in grief Little worms come for your soft flesh and chalk white skin
For my future, if any, child
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16/F/Czech Republic
Sep 3, 2018
Sep 3, 2018 at 1:53 PM UTC
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