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Permanent Scar


The first cut is the deepest Or so they say Honestly the first cut is just the most shocking In reality we get cut by life a little each day We begin to bear scars that show the true pain we have inside Some people bear their scars on the outside Where everyone can see (if they really looked) Others keep it hidden They don't want people to ever see how they really feel Scars are formed after the initial pain has passed They become a constant reminder of what has happened Fortunately not all scars remain visible As for those that do A permanent picture is painted as a constant reminder that the past can never be changed
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