Life

Life

What does it mean? For you, for me, and others?
Hopeless for someone, for others 
Hmm, can it be life-changing?

Chanching? Can it bring? I feel happy with death
You know my love, but it was your plan, 
                                                       For your life
Somewhere life awaits, but a reef has opened

No, there is no truth. Why did this desire arise?
Why? Why?! Why has my soul, my life, become distorted?
                                 My life is a death of the heart

Can you love? 
          Can you love?

I hope. I wish. Hmm. Teach. Please. The love
Just
      Just
                                 The Love       

You know the love, but this is not mine
                                               But play with my life

Let me be a heart. I have no. Deleted. 
                                               Life, please
take correction

Give me my death. I don’t trust you anymore
No love, no love…
Anymore

What is life? What is love?
Best question
Can I be a demon?

“Yes.”
I drop all of my human solutions. 
I pull you into my dead, black, charred heart
The gate is open. Step in! Step in!!

Be my heart. Love you.
Just want to find a home
I can’t, I can’t find. There is no heart
I lost all my humankind

But never mind, never, my life
Never mind it, so painful this style
But good, because it is a specific tale
I do it. Just. All the other ways are blind

I do the life. Just
But I am afraid
Oh, my God!
I will lose my morale!

But I love
The life
The green
Natural life

Lonely life
Love
Living desire
It’s life
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