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Unconquerd Soul


Pale skin

And a freckled face

 

Dreamy eyes

And deeper thoughts

 

Cloud high

Twirling in wind

Blown down

 

Deeply below

Beneath the harded surface

Of marbled stone

 

Lays a tangled mess

With a steady beat

Counting the seconds

 

Down on my knees

Begging you please

 

Don't look too close

Or you'll take what you please

 

The Sun in the day

and the moon in the night

With gravity's stength

 

And a tigerous heart

Getting me down

In a world of hunters

 

I've become it's prey

 

 

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