The way he stares, I know he compares.
Each step is a leap, and every leap is draining.
There is a drought in this shell,
But the damned wished it was raining.
The endorphins don't know how to swim,
So we often find drowned hair clogging the drain,
While our left over food scraps float in circles,
As the water washes it's pain away.
She cries every night, only dry tears to shed.
Who watches her eat? Who watches her sleep?
Why must she cry, when she is beautiful inside.
Why must she die, out of her own hate,
When we can change fate.