Not Enough
It was a war between love and hate
A war til death do us part
The ultimate battle for rights over the future
The beginning of our inevitable downfall
I never felt as a prize to be won
But sooner rather than later my never became my always
Not by man nor by friend
But by family
I didnt even sense the attack
The ones that could see all of my scars took advantage
And pulled the carpet from right underneath me
I felt loved at first sight of her warm brown eyes and his illuminating ones
They seeped into my new, clean skin with adoration and love
I never thought that kind of love would never fade
If only I could have sensed it before it swiped us all out in one fell swoop
I'm the wiser now and know to not trust such nonsense
There isn't a love that is undying
No matter how much you want to submit to the craving
Dont
It will only end in one thing
Catastrophic destruction
They layered on blankets of comfort and safety
Just for one giant incredulous mask to be concealing the real truth
Smoke, alcohol, infidelity
It's always the things we can't have that tempt us the most
What people have isn't ever enough
What they had wasn't ever enough
I wasn't ever enough
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