that night
the letter I did write
realizing
I was no longer your Snow White,
when it
seemed as though no one cared,
my
heart broke and sunk into an ocean of emotion,
Because you hadn't replied,
my love
my heart had died
with an
anchor tied to weigh it down.
I could've drowned in my glass
tears
for they fell on deaf ears;
it
seemed as though I had cried
my
life
my
soul
out
through my eyes.
So I went out not too far
just to my car
and
cried to the heavens:
"For
today I have feigned (hope)
Take
away my pain
my
sorrow
my
anguish;
make
these feelings cease
in
return for peace.
It
doesn't seem like an equal trade,
but for
my actions I have already paid."
I can't lean or be seen
crying on my own shoulder.
These
feelings making my heart colder,
smoldering
with hate.
I'm
just irrate
because
our dates
and
fate you did abate,
you
can't relate
to the
feelings I dictate
and
don't negate
those
emotions I know
you
hide below.
No more
souls aglow
you're
no longer my beau,
but
you've dealt me the blow
of my
life.
But the
man upstairs
cares about
my
affairs,
and
heard my prayers.
He
cried with me
(the
rain that night)
for me
to see
that I
wasn't alone.
My
heart was sewn,
and no
longer do I moan
and
groan
about
the gravestone
that
you gave to me.
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