Gallery of Pain: Callous by Gem
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Gem
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How often I scrape my knees on the crimson wall
Adding my blood and tears to an endless flaw My eyes are windows with the shades pulled down Piercing darkness tightening the already wound My blighted fingers claw for a sense of perfection Untangling the strands of my life like elaborate dissection The wound that bled and cried salty tears Became a callous, aching implosion of my utmost fears Dirtying the air I struggle to breathe into my burning lungs Serpents that elude me with their blazing tongues Pulling my taught strings until they begin to fray Giving me just enough to endure another day Will I always be on the side just waiting to smile? First under my fingertips then suddenly a mile Hold me back, hold me down, hold me together Feels like eternity inside these walls, damn near forever And from this callous begins another. |
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