Stolen
It all started on the day of September 13th
Where I decided to spread my Wings and thought I'd be free.
And lust struck my path at the age of one three. Believing that I was star gazing I didn't perceive the tempest ahead.
Clouded by lies and fantasies it spread like a vital disease. Rotting my brain and common sense.
And I was insane and in vain.
Perfection is in the eyes of the beholder and I beheld nothing. I was in wonderland the intoxicating world my mind created.
Death isn't vital, it is dying as we live the sin. And I died and fell into his hands. I was the puppet and him the puppeteer. And he guided me into the whirlpool of despair.
And as his hand like claws pushed down on my body I yelled NO! But my no was muted by his arrogant desire.
And as he sanctified and sacrificed my innocence for his pleasure, my essence was stolen.
And as I rot away I know forever it will stay, things don't go away, they become you.
And I exhale shame and dishonor.
Bow my head at the acknowledgement of my responsibility and close Pandora's box. Making sure that hope does come out.
I am what I chose to become not what happened.
With knowledge in my mind and humbleness in my heart I smile to the world.
In order to get up, one must first fall. And if I fall seven times I will stand up eight.
For I cannot no matter what happens ever be phased.
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