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PAUSE


shove it into a corner and push it away the voice that eerily chimes his name Squeeze your eyes shut and leap away- you can't face another day run through a corridor- frozen in time jump through windows and fight the pain creep through streets, whishpering his name red eyes glaring throughout the rain PAUSE- catch your breath look back, because you know you have to see is he there looking at me? seeing through what you've become hissing blame and shame fighting to survive this game knowing you won't ever change feeling the worlds hate. PAUSE- catch my breath You can slip away but you won't forget my name PAUSE-catch your breath Run, dash away flee-once again know you can't pretend fly through miles of clouds feel free until you PAUSE- walk up the stairs of blame walk through the corridor of shame walk to the corner. What do we see?
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