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Sorry That You're Sorry

I heard through the walls while you talked that night. I couldn't hear the word, but I heard you cry. I laid on the bed, and I stared at the ceiling. I felt like shit, how have you been feeling? I'm sorry for feeling the way I feel. I'm sorry there are some things that words can't heal. I'm sorry that you're sorry that I feel like shit. I'm sorry that you're sorry that I can't help it. If you're alright, that's all that matters. I don't mind if my own blood splatters. If you're alright, that's all that matters. I don't mind if my rib cage shatters. If you're alright, then I'm fine. It really doesn't matter that I want to die. If you're alright, then I'm fine. Don't you worry, all these scars will fade in time. - Tristan B. P.S. This is also a song now. https://soundcloud.com/outdated-3d/sorry-that-youre-sorry ...

A Death In The Family

Once upon a lifetime, lost forever The Suns, and Moons, and Stars were born And among them Swirled into frame; humble and small Was Little Blue Planet; that's what it was called The Little Blue Planet was very smart It had land It had seas And the Little Blue Planet was riddled with trees And The Sun and The Moon were both happy Day in and Day out Sun would watch LBP But when Night-time arrived It was Moon's time to shine And The Little Blue Planet felt safe And then time would pass While dancing with the stars LBP did not notice; and neither did Mars That life was created (But life would leave scars) The Little Blue Planet had thought she made friends But these friends had strange ways of showing it The creatures were small and stupid And they hated each other (And they hated LBP) The Sun and The Moon tried to tell LBP That her small, stupid friends were not all that they seemed And The Stars formed shapes above her To warn of things to co...

In the Garden (Bodies)

We dig up Bodies in the back And lay them out along the daisies and dirt It doesn't hurt We judge and ridicule their clothes And sit them down for tea and scones But then we suddenly realize That Sometimes Bodies Lie We rake the garden in the dark And plant our plans to grow when things smooth out The neighbors shout We jump the fence and pick the lock And take our neighbors for a walk And with their throats cut out, they won't Scream, or shout, or chat about We bury bodies in the back And try to tell each other everything's fine We've still got time I judge and ridicule her clothes And she sits down for skin and bones But then we suddenly realize That we're all bleeding lies 

At the risk of being noticed

The kids in class took a nap today And they dreamed dreams of never turning back But we knew we couldn't let go. The teachers in a row. They wrapped us in a bow. The highway was filled today The working men sealed in just like sardines They were looking at the totaled car He was at the bar. But he had gone too far. I hurt my feet walking home today The streets fell away tearing both my soles The street lights had turned from red to green But it wasn't me. I couldn't risk being seen.