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HeartBroken


She's cute that's what I thought

I cant't believe I thought you were sent from above

A demon's faith

What did I say? You're cute, no.

I like you now so much that my depression got taller.

All because my loneliness was tired.

What did I say? I love you.

I'm happy now because I'm going out with a beautiful heatbreal.

Never meant to jinx myslef just telling you what happened because I stepped out of the dark.

You were my light.

Your words wrapped around me so tight I was comfortable.

Yet your lies went with another man. 

But I still love you.

We are not together now all because anxiety decided to split us up.

It didn't want want us to be together.

Yet I'm still trying.

You flirted with me.

So my brain was happy, yet my heart started to think.

We started to cliqe back

Also while doing so you went flirting with another behind my back.

Figured out.

Heartbroken now, yet I have a bandage smile on it.

To have hope is real.

To feel love from someone that doesn't love you back is real.

I was blind, I couldn't see this demon in an angel disguised.

Dedicated devoted lover.

Bleeding, leaking, crying cause I'm happy to see you smile while holding hands with my jealousy.

Missed our late night calls talked about everything like a confession.

Tired of this torture.

So I grabbed my six rounds of reasons BOOM BANG.

Put one in my thoughts.

Now my feelings are splattered on the wall.

With blooe spelling I'm alone.

I hate this.

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