Confusing Youths; Deformed Hearts
Obtrusive, voices granting all love for the wrong reasons
Confusion maiming our minds, changing seasons
Meticulous on appearances, counting every zit on our faces
Aggravating pain by giving in and causing more, scars leaving its traces
Dismantling emotion from wrecking you, trying to grow stoical
Lacking space and air, feeling numb, reluctantly turning emotional
Acclaiming cosmetics and its mask, exposing body parts, just to feel something
To feel pain, anything, to make another bell ring
Sky full of stars and twinkling lights
Roads of broken cars and worthless fights
Taking in the acrid air of smoke
Needing something to choke
Confusing minds, two parts of each of us
None are innocent, all heavenly broken and beautiful, doing these because
We want to fly, no matter how many conundrums we have
Counting the stars, abstaining ourselves from these things, some love we need to grab
Most don't know
While some don't grow
An ever after we long for
We raise our voices once more
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