We used to have tea parties at 3am
And replace the tea
with whiskey
we used to shake with excitement
from each others breath
life pulsing from our hands
as we exchange a connection
flittering leaves are dropping
like bombs outside my window
each is a reminder that every second
we are farther and farther apart
this year when autumn turns to winter
I will bury myself in a sea of blanket
and close the closet doors
to rest with my ivory counterparts
and I'll give you the key
to free me when dew
kisses the ground once more
release me when your heart thaws
and the weight you bear
in my seemingly empty skull
is reduced to nothing
I'll give you the key
lock me away
to hibernate in an ivory coffin
dissonance has never sounded so sweet
Sep 18, 2013
Sep 18, 2013 at 11:09 PM UTC
We used to have tea parties at 3am
And replace the tea
with whiskey
we used to shake with excitement
from each others breath
life pulsing from our hands
as we exchange a connection
flittering leaves are dropping
like bombs outside my window
each is a reminder that every second
we are farther and farther apart
this year when autumn turns to winter
I will bury myself in a sea of blanket
and close the closet doors
to rest with my ivory counterparts
and I'll give you the key
to free me when dew
kisses the ground once more
release me when your heart thaws
and the weight you bear
in my seemingly empty skull
is reduced to nothing
I'll give you the key
lock me away
to hibernate in an ivory coffin
dissonance has never sounded so sweet
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