Broken Toys
Nothing wrong with being a broken toy
In dire need of a little fixing
The cracks, may not always be visible
But the wear and tear of life
Has it's magical ways
To relentlessy throw strife
Papa, oh papa.
You broke me...smashed my juvenile soul into a million pieces
My first heartbreak
What a shame.
But the bright sunlight covered the pieces of glass
That were strewn helplessly on the concrete floor
It was such a mighty task
To ask for someone to help me pick up the pieces of glass
Without a little blood shed on the way
Scared, scared, scared.
Scared of being weak
But we are all broken toys
Hoping to be fixed
With every crack, filled
Every rough edge, softened.
We are all broken.
And that's okay.
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