Those Eyes
To this day, no one knew
what it was like to see you.
What they saw might have been a punk, scary and weird,
but I knew their was nothing to fear.
Under each eye, the makeup was clear,
attention to detail made her revered.
And with a squint of her eyes as sharp as a knife
I knew I would gladly give her my life.
Over time I'd see those eyes squint in pain,
due to what I don't know, but I wanted it to go away.
Only now, far to late, that I realize
that I was the source of the pain in those eyes.
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