The Impossible - Ch,1 - Temporary Love
Smear me with your temporary love…
My bleeding love is as crimson as red lipstick
Rose pedals collapse as I see an angelic dove…soaring above…
Heartbreaking tragedy tears us apart again – you’re just another brick
You’re just another brick in the wall
We lose ourselves as you and I freefall
Answer my call, oh Lord –
Answer my desperate call for our sake; we can’t afford
Having another heartbreaking tragedy…
I was her Shakespeare, writing lines with my passionate might – I never thought over
love could end so soon…at least we’re both free
Free from our cells of our personal lives…
Flee from the anxiety and agony, we’re breaking out with sickness and the bees are
attacking us and eating away at us – stinging us in the process, making our infections
worse – as if we’re their hives!
Be with me and let’s go with the flow
Stay with me and let’s go with the flow
You’re my fantasy and I can’t let you know…
Nor can I let you go…I can’t let you go, but I must though
What’s the matter? I ask you, trying to ease your tension
Do you hate the way I ask you that question?
I tried to show my affection towards you, but in return, you make me go through a cycle
of rejection
Weakening me…scarring me for life –
Who can heal this infection?
Can you show me direction?
You were the one causing all of the strife!
You made me nothing compared to how you treat your friends
While your hearts mends, my heart, with guilt injected in it, bends
I float like a feather…
You don’t make this heartache feel better!
I would rather…I would rather
Have you in my life again – you’re like no other
I’m getting outtah control
My heart’s racing full throttle
Let go of me…stop embracing me…let go of my heartbroken soul
Farewell…let go of me right this instant!
I’m weeping aloud like a discontented infant!
Rejection hurts to the core
Copyright © J.W. Earnings | Year Posted 2014
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