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Two Minds One Body


No, don’t blink

This will only take a second

For you to figure out

That what you have

Can either make you win

Or make your life come to an end

 

A shattered soul

Of a damaged body

Every glistening shard

Represent all the faces of all who are damned

 

Crash and burn

Into little flecks of ember

Consuming all but two

 

With Deedee on the left

And Drea on the right

There is no hope

Nor will they ever unite

 

Deedee a sweet, loving girl

Whose head is full of fantasies

 Fairy tales and rainbows

 

But Drea on the other hand

Sees nothing but the reality

Pain and damnation

 

They collide

Clashing together

Like two mack trucks

Rocking this body

 

Letting it be known that this is not a game

No, to them this is reality

To be the boss

That top personality

 

The body that acts as a cage

May wither and die one day

From all this rage

Inside coming out

 

This fight was not about

Fame or money

No it was about power

Sweet, delicious power

A power they both so desperately wanted

 

This war rages on

Day after day

Until one or the other

Disappear or run away

 

Two personalities

So different yet the same

Because both of them

Went through the same pain,

The same rain, the same game

 

Two kings on a chess board

Standing at checkmate

But neither will back down

Not even for my sake

 

Two minds, one body

And a whole lot of bullshit

One body, two minds

Will one just quit

 

Stop the madness

And unite as one

Because if you don’t

My sanity will be zero to none

 

These two mighty lionesses

I really need to tame

For they are two personalities

Different yet the same

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