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Such Is Life


She was admired, despite her flaws

Everyone knew who she was, despite her class.

Her beauty remained untouched, while her brain remained harmed

Mentally she got weaker but her body knew it all.

It was hard to understand her pain, besides her brain.

Everything became clearer once she got closer

People felt scared and tried to expose her.

It did not work out well but it sure did end

Leaving her scar behind to mend for itself

She awaited the day when he'll be broke

Later one day, the news said he died from a stroke

It took a long time for her to regain her sense

But she knew it was all just nonsense

Day and night, the crows swirled

She still didn't give one single damn about the world

Such

Is 

Life.

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