When my heart rate goes up to 128 bpm, does it satisfy you?Do you feel a certain sense of victory lingering in that delusional mind of yours?
At the instance, I could die, do you fill with joy?
I don't know what to say to you.
You bound me to the train tracks and left me to see myself to doom, bright and dim as the sky was that day. The rough caress and easy-going personality you imprinted upon me no longer there. You couldn't have warned me of the danger I was put in.
Appalling. Terrifying. Horrific.
I wanted to cry, yet I didn't.
For all the things you could have done, you did this.
You locked the back door while my wings were sewn just to make sure I wouldn't get out. Ripping them off was your greatest satisfaction.
[With frozen eyes, my words became meaningless as the world became a pretty, pristine white. My, oh my, what a disaster.]
[Tell me something different.]
[Should I have said the right things? Key word: should.]
[Anorexic birds drop dead. Burnt plants live on. A wonderful place in the back of my mind. Still stuck with perpetual motionless.]
["Don't wish you could see."]
[I never did.]
If only things could've gone different for you and me. You refuse to stare at me right in the eye, as if you were afraid of something.
There is no exceptional quality to this matter.
[Someone's bleeding tears.]
"Martyrdom."
