The
delusions she’s been dwelling on,
Wrecking
her pool of mental lawn
No
escape can she find on her own,
At
the world’s dejection being thrown.
Whilst
simple life and love she craved,
Backstabbers and abrasive people she faced.
You
only come up after being so low,
All
that she reaped, she didn’t even sow.
Perhaps
mediocrity was not the wallflower’s calling,
Her
pitiful state, is no more appalling.
Her
constant mulling has shooed people away,
Were
once close buddies all lost in a day.
Dark
music & tears are ruling on,
Paranoia
at first, hysteria is newborn
And when she’s been injected to put into bed
We
check her pulse rate, Hold on She’s Dead!
“Courage, dear heart.”
ReplyDelete― C.S. Lewis