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prison escape


'I love you'

' I exist for you' 

' I'll die without you' 

 

These are the lies I spent too long telling myself                                                       

You decieved me with beautiful words 

You had me locked in a prison of mezmorzing lies 

You kept me locked in a dream-covered cell

Until one day, I saw a crack of Sunshine in the concrete ceiling  

I broke free from your tyranny and set off to discover myself 

As time passed, your fury swelled 

The more you saw I was detatching myself from you

But how you feel didn't matter anymore

Because I am a goreous rainbow,

Thriving in the rain, you created.  

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