OBSESSION OF DARK ANGEL
OBSESSION/Dark Angel
''Angel wings that will never fly ''
Dark Angel ripped and torn my heart out from me ,
He even broken my wings ,
''Wiggling and whimpering'',
Of a pain I will never forget ,
Obsession in his eyes over me with so much jealousy
His darken soul filled with scorn ,covered with hated tears ,
Dark Angel is afraid to let anyone near ,
Painted fears is what I bared in my mind over time ,
He pain that sears with words doubts ,
He touched my body , touched my hair with a touch of lust ,
With deep words of hurt ;
Obsession of bloody screams of a wounded animal ,
He read my dreams of freedom ,
Something he could never bared to let happen ,
Man of free , man of working of heart of soul ,
With choice to live and die ,
A place of joy,love to make comfort in a warm home ,
To take my Blue Moon from me ,
He looked deep within my eyes with fierce of anger ,
Dark Angel broken my wings ,
And said I will never let you fly again ,
He surrounds me in chains ,
In the upper room in ''Paris '' at the old convent building
Were a lie's are being told by a priest giving out his voice to a darken world
That no one carers to see ,
Dark Angel covers me in shame of his darken lust ,
In the dark he feast on my insecurity ,
Obsession is what broken him down ,
My wings are torn and shredded by his abuse ,
My eternal darkness is where I'm headed ,
No love will ever find me ,
I'm trapped in the hands of Dark Angel ,
He feeds off my fears of empty emotions ,
Dark Angel tells me I must obey all his commands ,
Because you have no love of your own ,
You belong to me , you can't understand how much you mean to me ,
I now became Dark Angel s liitle dark toy ,
I have something to say dear what would you like me to do for you ,
I must talk this away ,
Walk like a lustful toy of the night ,
Freedom is now as a lost dream ,
Obsession Is he over me .
Lilly Emery (C)
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