A Heart Grown Cold
I laugh, I talk,
There's a lightness when I walk.
I smile and hide
All the pain I feel inside.
I scowl and glare,
Show my fiercest stare.
Grow fists to hide
All the fear I feel inside.
Made of rock, made of stone.
A heart grows cold when left alone.
But this armor of ice
Protects only strife.
The girl behind,
With shadows on her mind,
Carved herself a mask of stone.
But her heart doesn't want to be alone.
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