Body of a woman
body of a woman
white hills
white thighs
white hills to roll down on, in the happiest of days
white thighs to kick a ball together
then come the clouds to cry on the hills
BODY OF A WOMAN
here it comes
like the wind to take the hills away
from the crying clouds
the clouds become astray
looking to cry on the white hills
White thighs follow the hills;
the only things that would share a similarity with the clouds… Leave
the white hills turn black from the impurity of the wind
The white thighs start running from the darkness, to later on, find another threat
stumbling on the hills
being engulfed by the dark
like ants towering over sweets
getting injuries that can't be healed by mortal hands
why wouldn't you let me help you
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