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Soft


Bricks are made for building Made for making chaos out of glass Their purpose overlaps And sunshine's really soft Until it's fire on your skin And tucked away when the night begins You look just like an angel But you don't fly with wings Rather, compliments and made up things And you should have been soft But you're calloused inside Would've won the war if you tried.
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