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Karma


Just because our skins clean doesn't mean our teeth are 

 
You would think cutting open flesh and blood 
Would make us stop 
After feisting on open heart after heart 
We would stop 
With all the ghost pain inflicted 
I'd believed we'd stop to breath
Stop to think about our actions or responses 
To realize that if we don't, this sin forsaken world will shatter
Leaving us as useless as cracked glass caked all over the floor
Watch where you step 
You wouldn't want to bleed 
Bc that would be karma back from useless enemies
 
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