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I Thought


I thought I had everything, but I took it for granted.

A princess to the throne, a world filled with magic.

I thought I was high in a world victimless of lies.

In truth I was blind to the darkness taking form as light.

I thought I had everything, but I took it for granted.

A world filled with beauty, built secretly by dark magic.
 
I thought I was queen, to a world evil had never seen.
 
As high as a kite, soaring above a beautiful sight. 
 
I thought I was fine, but all I did was cry.
 
Darkness and terrors lurked in thin sight.
 
I thought I could handle it, but in truth I unraveled it.
 
The panic and anxiety, took over what now is a tragedy.
 
I thought God had foreseen the goodness in me.
 
I was given a role, a special tune that broke my soul.
 
I thought I was right, but instead, the world cried.
 
And now as God looks down, He only frowns.
 
I thought I had everything, but I lost it in madness.
 
In the end there is nothing, a world drowning in sadness.
 
 

 

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