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Light


Light falls onto your face As cute as you are normally Every inch of you Filled with desire The city is a bit dirty The passers-by are in a hurry Lonely, weak and upset Are normal I sink into the water I stand on a high building I will satisfy all your unreasonable demands I'm numb. It is not that I want to sleep in, Cuddle up in the quilt Study hard but I'm afraid of going to that school Why am I that offensive Boring people always make fun of me Seems all of them can't hear it No matter how loud it is They know nothing about it Every one of them has no heart Each one's look is roaring in my brain Screeching laughter with their threatening warning Unpleasant nicknames And the passage never dares to go The dark room without a light Is surrounded by fear. Happiness lacks of courage All sober all independent No trace of vain hope We said nothing Suffocated slowly You walk in the dark saying nothing You live in deep sea for endless waiting You walk to the dark saying nothing Knife of cold words stabbed into my heart Red ink rushed into my blood Throat full of glue makes me lose voice I chocked on the water and I lost my breath He got away from inside my body Watching me above my head Taking me away from the cold corner I see the sun rising in the clouds My wonderful youth is still long Mountains are covered with flowers Arriving at where dreams are Light falls on your face
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