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She was one text away


She was one text away from loneliness, one pill away from pain

It was too hard for her to think she tried to sleep away the pain

Drifted so deep into the darkness that tomorrow never came

She was too weak to find her purpose, fight the struggle, shake the pain

And underneath a beating heart was closing up against the veins

The will to breath, she couldn’t speak enough to utter her last words

And when it all way finally over and they looked at the remains

They saw another fragile princess by this hurtful world was slain

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