Tinted Sorrow
Beneath the tinted red glass,
My heart bleeds sorrow,
The ink flows and dries,
On my skin and my wet bones.
Sins of the devil, words of a drunk poet,
Unforgivable, irredeemable.
The ink lies and glorifies,
The sadness and greatness of love,
Of a life the poet never really had.
Gallows of death couldn't hold me,
So I am set free to walk on this mud,
With my mind awake on this earth,
Everyday in misery, until my penance,
Is accepted by me.
I am the prisoner, yet I hold the key,
I feed myself filth,
And mock my own broken teeth.
Read me slowly, before the story dies too.
My heart bleeds sorrow,
The ink flows and dries,
On my skin and my wet bones.
Sins of the devil, words of a drunk poet,
Unforgivable, irredeemable.
The ink lies and glorifies,
The sadness and greatness of love,
Of a life the poet never really had.
Gallows of death couldn't hold me,
So I am set free to walk on this mud,
With my mind awake on this earth,
Everyday in misery, until my penance,
Is accepted by me.
I am the prisoner, yet I hold the key,
I feed myself filth,
And mock my own broken teeth.
Read me slowly, before the story dies too.