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Crumbled in past


The state of mine is just an appearance I tend to keep Rather then unveiling the promise That I kept long ago Neither its an intention I promise that I'll be the same vigorously mighty The way you left me Pretence I'm one of their kind You have obliterated where my roots once belonged I assure the day will come when I will return Avenging those who found dubiety in my blood Leaving me nothing just you that was recreant And I swore the realm I won't leave you lying miserably like once you did to me I'll stand by you as I saw glimpse of love I knew you were vulnerable and that made me fall for you
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