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KarmA


Living under a shadow, breathing hot and hallow trying to escape. Holding me down, trapping my sound, the burning of the rape. The flesh to flesh, so hard to mesh- because I was so pure. But with the fuel and rage, I was your stage, and through my body you tore. And even though I cried, you testified- about the man that wasn’t you. And although I heard your sound, and it fit your crown- You said it wasn’t true. But how do you feel, it’s so surreal- to know that your set free. I hope you run, because I know what you’ve done, and now you answer to me.
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