CRAWLINGS


So now you've got me where you want.
I'm crawling on muddirt-floor.
You kick my face to shatters,
as I reach out for the door.

I lost my heart in your bed.
All the words you never said.
I've made myself a deadly fan.
I've come across a dear, fine man.

Drained my blood, you drank it all.
Made me beg, made me crawl.
Please, oh dear, help me up.
Your games have got to stop.

I lost my heart in your bed.
All the words you never said.
I've made myself a deadly fan.
I've come across a dear, fine man.

Oh, your pretty eyes,
make me lose my way.
Oh, your pretty disguise,
makes me scream mayday.

I lost my heart in your bed.
All the words you never said.
I've made myself a deadly fan.
I've come across a dear, fine man.




Poetry by Daybreaker
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Written on 2006-10-13 at 13:14

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Zoya Zaidi
when you talk of pain,
Stark and naked,
you're drained,
My eyersith anguish rain,
Always becoming a part of your pain...
2006-10-13



It sounds like a complicated situation and you have got it nipped in the bud of disaster perfectly in your poem. Nicely done. Smiling at your back!lol Tai
2006-10-13