The Songbird
It burned like a thousand suns
the beeting of horse feet trampling over my acing heart
the ever sad songbird cried over my lonly sole
It was short like dasiy dukes but felt like five years
heart acing like eating too much spicy food yet very delisious
then that stupid songbirds speach about not letting it happen again.
Ranning tears on dry pink pillow cases not knowing how to cope with the hard feelings
his ever sweet words mocking us as the songbird sung its last note
Oh that songbird, ever so sad so lonly so intune with the love and heartace around her
she's not sinnging just to feel free from the cage of pain
but to educate me
in all she is me, that experanced trapped talanted version of me in animal form
with rainbow wings and soft eyes that see the harsist of life
trying to teach me but I dont leison, my heart is stuck on a fariy tail
but that songbird keeps whispering the same asd song.
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