My Wallflower
My Wallflower
Nothing is either good or bad, but thinking makes it so
She drifts down the hallway
Along with every other body
But she is not everybody
She hears conversations of laughter and love
All of which are foreign to her
She can never feel
In reality, nothing is either good or bad,
But thinking makes it so
Thinking?... She thinks
When they laugh she laughs
When they complain she complains
Putting on a show that shames
even the finest of actors the world has ever seen
Concealed like a beautiful shell on the beach
A shell that ensnares the eyes of the pickiest
Only to prick and poison
the hand that seeks to love and treasure it
But not the foot that seeks to crush it
For she can never feel
For more than one night
Nothing is either good or bad, but thinking makes it so
What is one that thinks without emotion?
Empty, Hollow, Numb...
With a pretty mask.
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