Porcelain Doll

My fury for you is more than reasonable
I believe I’m healed until the seasons start to change
To the holidays
It creeps on, then suffocates me
Gasping for air yet again
Trying to catch myself before the walls cave in

To you, I was your play thing
Porcelain
A beauty with eyes grown cold
Your claws tainting my youthful soul

My beautiful skin
Dressed to your wishes
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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