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The Hardened Heart


The hardened heart

One that’s been glued together after being ripped apart

It won’t let anything or anyone in

So as to keep from being fooled again and broken

 

The hardened heart believes only in self

Because it isn’t able to rely on anything else

It hides its misery with pride as a disguise

Thinking that if it tries, and tells lies

It will feel better, but it still cries

 

The hardened heart doesn’t reach for a hand 

Instead, by itself-all alone, it tries to stand

But it continues to fall underground

Where there is no light to be found

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popemackenzie

I'm super new to this, so don't judge me. If you don't like them though at least I had a great time writing them :) I don't even want to be heard, I just want to share what I love doing.

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