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Her Soul


She may be broken All, She had had taken The eyes questioning her, and digging holes through her soul Who cut off of her may forgotten; That She may be Broken Their words may her soul shaken, who she consider belong to her But again she was a fool What they can, she may forgotten. But they make her wide awaken Her soul may be Broken But that body and mind of her, will not lets that foul (s) To Have what once they have taken.
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