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Deadly lies


You arrive at a castle far away, Up in the clouds, lost in space. There you'll meet a pretty face, She'll guide you to your fate. Locks the rooms one by one, Traps you further along, Laughs and smiles, your fears are gone, Feeds you lies, powder comes, You don't realise, you're light and free, Unaware what it does to thee But at some point the powder lands, Not on you, upon her hand. By the time you realise, it's too late. She'll strangle you, the light will fade. You should have seen the warning signs, Should not have been so blind. Forget the tales you were told. You are the only fool.
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