DANCE OF DARK ANGEL
Dance Of Dark Angel
I stood so a lone in eternal winters , My tears are like ice ,
My body dead within , every tear that drops hollow within .
If I don't greet to see life shine ever again I will try to dream
It in my head , When I meet Dark Angel was at a dance ;
My drink he gave me was a spell of his coldness of his drug
I suffer with anxiety from what he did to me , He dance the
Breath of life out of me and I never seen the day light ever
Again .I worry what you might think of me If true love ever
Sees me ever again .
I wont offer some kinda hope in my dream that I will see light
Of truth again , my palms are sweaty and so scared that Dark
Angel is reading my mind again ,I find it hard to concentrate
When I feel Dark Angel rage of his darkness and pain of untruth
Of his dark love he has for me , rain that never ends .
I feel like my heart is pounding like a drum when he comes running
To see if I had turn to the light of what is right ,I feel kinda numb
With no hope at all to be saved , The sun never came back and the
Moon don't shine as much . Its like I'm fading fast in this sickness,
By my lost grave I crave with no more pain . I sight because that
Is only a dream , His eye are always on me , lost souls dancing around
With hate in there eyes . I feel like I might run maybe even jump ,
I feel a sense of dread of sadness of so much lies of dusty glooms ,
I wish I could crawl back in my bed and wash him out of my head
But I can't . I wonder if he will ever understand my needs and wants
Just to be truly loved . I am trying to get better of controlling how I feel
The next time I see him I will take a deep breath and ask him to Chang
With me if he truly loves me , Lets run free in the light of true love .
I will tell myself there is nothing to fear if true love is near .
I will do my best to greet him in the light of true love .
Lilly Emery (c)
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