Parasitical Love
The tide’s beginning to turn and now the sun smiles at me
For the first time in many years I can feel at ease
So many begin to crawl out from the darkness
Beckoning me to share a story or a favour to please
The clouds start to break and how I’m thankful
To finally start living a life without pain, without grief
Eyes and faces once unfamiliar smile at me, so wonderful
The crumbling pain of loneliness turns now to relief
Fair weather, they want what I never had
Parasites, every one of them repulse me
But their plastic love is addictive, ensnaring me
A shallow feeling’s taking over me
The clouds begin to swarm, the rivers flood to destroy
A dozen hands and eyes now seem only as ghosts to me
Rats from the wreck, the escape plans at last deployed
I’m just another toy, to love and discard as they please
The darkness swirling around me, a whirlpool pulling me deeper
The supply cut away from me, I can only feel the fall
No more tender sense of touch, only the grasp of a reaper
Smashed down by titan’s takedown, I cannot begin to sprawl
Fair weather, they want what I never had
Parasites, every one of them repulse me
But their plastic love is addictive, ensnaring me
A shallow feeling’s taking over me
It’s hard to hoard the treasure
But harder to live when it’s gone
I knew it couldn’t be forever
But if only I knew the pain to come
Fair weather, they want what I never had
Parasites, every one of them repulse me
But their plastic love is addictive, ensnaring me
A shallow feeling’s taking over me
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