Art
Who are you? How did you do that? I cried as I looked back in time,
He wrapped his icy arms around my waist, we stood there, intertwined,
For a moment it seemed to be okay, the calm before the storm,
I wish I would have listened now, for so many times I had been warned,
At first he was kind, the weather was fair, but then the rain began to fall,
From my eyes the tears poured down, he stood there, a grey cloud, dark and tall,
My world turned black and cold, his every action rattling my body, his lightning continuously striking me,
I wanted blue sky but his powerful winds pushed me down, of this awful thunderstorm I thought I’d never be free,
His words boomed like thunder and struck me in the heart,
One person who can create a constant downpour of negative emotion?
Now that’s some form of twisted art
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