They threw you meat and you grew lazy to hunt, now you don’t even have the nerve, you’re awkward and hesitant… You have claws that don’t cut, teeth that don’t tear. You got soft with easy, slow with convenience. A part of you remembers what you are, and will never forgive you.
You haven’t been yourself, but you haven’t for a long time—they’re only noticing it now, but you noticed it all along. So uncomfortable in your skin; smiling when you ain’t happy, laughing when nothing’s funny. Like laughter’s just a noise to fill a silence you’d rather keep.
If I say I got lost
Found my way
Back to you
Let’s light a candle
Forget the noise
The world makes
Go into the forest
Have you in a white dress
A rare moment
You’re not in black
Grey or denim
You look like a witch
But I’ll keep your secrets
‘Cause they’re uncovered
They burn two
I want a place for us, a world, only occupied by you and I, where no thing and no other can have my time. Think of all the things we sold and compromised, just to be less of ourselves, why? I know, but you’re too great to be confined in my arms, I love you enough to let you fly.
The infamous “you”. They whisper about you, your presence steals the oxygen in rooms you’re not in. My hands look for a hold on you that I’ve lost on myself, running up under your top while your lips crash into mine. Baby, baby, baby…. You’re my muse, I’m no artist without you.

