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Pure Beauty


It is always darkest before the dawn

In a world where coffee cups cast rays of light

And the sun and the moon cast shadows into the morning

 

The trials of time know no lies

The great battleaxes ready to spread

Pools of blood in colors more than red

 

No one can seem to stop you

When they stop to think about who you are

Who are they to say what can and can't be invincible?

to everyone, you. are.

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