Shocking ends,
and brand new lies,
sit behind,
covered eyes.
Little tips,
and discolored lips,
strangely there,
in a discreet air.
Ticking clocks,
and mismatched socks,
unique ideas,
wrapped in tears.
Shaking hands,
and disheveled strands,
of long thin hair,
you're without an heir.
Strangled air,
and you're without a care,
that this lack of support,
is all you'll report.
And when you die,
you'll hear a lullaby,
of when lives tend,
to reach a shocking end.
Feb 22, 2013
Feb 22, 2013 at 11:14 AM UTC
Shocking ends,
and brand new lies,
sit behind,
covered eyes.
Little tips,
and discolored lips,
strangely there,
in a discreet air.
Ticking clocks,
and mismatched socks,
unique ideas,
wrapped in tears.
Shaking hands,
and disheveled strands,
of long thin hair,
you're without an heir.
Strangled air,
and you're without a care,
that this lack of support,
is all you'll report.
And when you die,
you'll hear a lullaby,
of when lives tend,
to reach a shocking end.
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