Tonight I reminisce, tonight I die
Tonight I reminisce, tonight I die
I walk with all my burdens on my back
I do my best, oh Lord knows how I try
To make it there yet deep within I lack
My tears expose me as a weary man
I wonder if there is a place for me
And if there is, should I believe I can
Survive the ugliness my spirit sees
I sense the fiery buried in my heart
Has fabricated all my virtue now
While through it all I've learned to join and part
With bitterness and strife, my only vow
In which I won't forgive her for her ways
Will linger animosity always
While through it all I've learned to join and part
With bitterness and strife, my only vow
In which I won't forgive her for her ways
Will linger animosity always
Popular Posts
-
along that empty road and past the tree that stands my dreams resemble life settled by an empty hand from where I am alone afa...
-
a dance through a mossy dream ignited on a penetrating night so much so that its embrace (unclothed in spectacular shapes) ...
-
Who is it that can understand when things take form in shadows when there's nowhere to turn to how can you mangle the distance...
-
I hear the beauty in her words by echoing despair They whisper through the hollows of a solitary prayer The dark cathedral sheds undy...
-
open my heart come ravage my soul and listen to the rhythm of my voice words strum chords too fragile for even ange...
-
shadows aggravate my heart, love seems so far away -- so far, so far and i am lost beneath the blue veil of my dreams i'll ling...
-
from this there seems to be no escape as I sense an angel whose beauty unveils my heart and while her essence molds the reaping of ...
-
i drift into shades of extradition, mud at my feet while the muted silver skies seep their looming confusion into the earth thu...
-
My final breath was taken when she laid to rest The vaguest notion that we both could be Within a dream which I have learned to dream...
-
Before the clouds may suddenly approach, and cause the rain to ripple there; I shall hide the bright and beautiful skies, Beyond the r...

No comments:
Post a Comment