Hduhi
Hduhi the little one
With eyes that enthrall
They saw them everyday
But never saw them fall
Far beyond their reach
Hduhi the little one
Captured by Mirror’s lies
A crack where there once was none
Held their bright eyes
Imperfect and free
Hduhi the little one
Who took baths in Sorrow’s elixir
Tears from their own eyes
With no one who could fix xir
From the inside
Hduhi the little one
Pained by Life’s torments
Tried to run and tried to hide
But couldn’t escape laments
Of loved ones long gone
Hduhi the little one
So very small and sad
If you had seen what they had seen
You wouldn’t be quite so glad
As you are now
Hduhi the little one
Took it upon themself
To mend your broken heart
And tend to the dusty shelf
That contains all your memories
Hduhi the little one
Carries you inside
And whispers to you in the dark
Soft and gentle lullabies
To rock you sweetly to sleep
Hduhi the little one
Has always been so bright
But an affectation, nothing more
To keep you from Pain’s blight
Horrible and never healing
Hduhi the little one
You thought they were made of light
But didn’t you forget one thing
Empty space shines as bright
From stars a million miles away
Some so very cold
Hduhi the little one
Is so sad and so very small
But they hope you know one thing
They love you, love you all
Even in the dark
Hduhi the little one
Has been hurt a thousand times
But they forgive you
And your painful lies
Even as they cry
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