Paper
We are but paper
Floating through the winds of life
Our skin crinkling and tearing
There are words which are forgotten
Carved and sunken in our flesh
Speaking of our truths
Sometimes we turn
We remember
Those words of love
And we hurriedly fly
So we may share these scrawlings
These feelings
For we have naught but our little paper lives, and love must be shared in order to be felt
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