Wednesday, 21 July 2010

Her body freezes upwards from her toes, a new ice age to kill out all the hope. She feels like she won't ever feel again. She promises herself she must never feel again.
She can't cry - it's so icy all over, cold and slippery and tough, icy all over. She can't cry and she can't see.

The sky is pink, the air is warm and the clouds seem to dive back from the sinking sun. A flock of birds like rolling waves in a perspective so consuming - scattering across the air, sweeping the evening behind them in sheets.
She needs to be silent, she needs to let you leave her, letting your soul evaporate before she can move. So she stays still and silent.

Life has been a game, a race of who could get there first, a terrifying test of who could escape with the least pain. The only thing to do now is find the one person left who can validate her. And then she won't need a life. She won't need a future.
On ocenas breath, I seek to sail
Frost of winter turns hope pale
And I will trip and bleed and fail
But there will never be another love for me
There will never be another love for me

Oh mother dear, you must not cry
For on the wings of tears I'll fly
This is my bittersweet goodbye
For there will never be another love for me
There will never be another love for me

As birds that soar through mist of day
Flocks tumbling o'er the salty spray
They soar and plunge in waters grey
And there will never be another love for me
There will never be another love for me