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If Only You Knew


The hatred brewed up in someone’s mind comes flowing out Catching a single ear, Soon spreading down for all to hear And making all truths into a doubt. It’s that simple thought that changes it all Making everyone point to laugh Crushing you down; cutting you in half Forcing you to fall. You have no friends to watch your back Noone will stand in your place Noone will help you with your case Just people who will attack. Alone you imagine yourself to be Without anyone Or anything And alone you try to flee. Flee this cruel hateful place Where there is noone here for you But only if you knew I would care if you were to end your race.
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