Damage
Damage
My love is wasteland,
Harsh and hurtful,
Dry, desolate unalive,
And amongst the rubble,
Crags, dust, and debri,
A single rose, worth a hundred,
Blooming bright, radiant,
A distant ember in the night,
How can she survive,
Rooted in the poison of my soul,
Drinking the acidity of my heart,
I see the wilting of her soul,
Draining her, killing her,
My selfishness,
I should pluck her,
And give her caring hands,
But I can't let go.
My love is wasteland,
Harsh and hurtful,
Dry, desolate unalive,
And amongst the rubble,
Crags, dust, and debri,
A single rose, worth a hundred,
Blooming bright, radiant,
A distant ember in the night,
How can she survive,
Rooted in the poison of my soul,
Drinking the acidity of my heart,
I see the wilting of her soul,
Draining her, killing her,
My selfishness,
I should pluck her,
And give her caring hands,
But I can't let go.
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