I saw you standin' there
With the pain in your eyes
The bruise in your hair
I saw you standin' there
Broken hearted ready for mendin'
Knockin' on my door
Would you listen if I told you
That I still loved you
Would you listen if I told you
That I still need you
Would you listen
Would you listen
There once was a girl
With raven black hair
Living her life like nothin' was wrong
The sun bouncin' off skin so fair
Full of life nothin' could touch her
Sweet as a sparrows' song
Would you listen if I told you
That I knew you were in danger
Would you listen if I told you
That I knew you needed salvation
Would you listen
Would you
The air was crisp, scented of pine and ice, and animalistic purity - untouched by human hands.
Trees rose from crystalline snow, majestic towers that held the sky at bay. Each tree was an ancient fortress, no young and foolish saplings daring to gain territory between their elders gnarled roots.
Wind bled whispers through their branches, knocking clumps of snow free in soft piles.
Silence rules the forest like an orchestra.
Trees and snow and winds and animals alike all kept this peace undisturbed. The Earth was old enough here to command that respect.
In places grown by some ancient power or by Earth herself, the great trees grew in per
I saw you standin' there
With the pain in your eyes
The bruise in your hair
I saw you standin' there
Broken hearted ready for mendin'
Knockin' on my door
Would you listen if I told you
That I still loved you
Would you listen if I told you
That I still need you
Would you listen
Would you listen
There once was a girl
With raven black hair
Living her life like nothin' was wrong
The sun bouncin' off skin so fair
Full of life nothin' could touch her
Sweet as a sparrows' song
Would you listen if I told you
That I knew you were in danger
Would you listen if I told you
That I knew you needed salvation
Would you listen
Would you
The air was crisp, scented of pine and ice, and animalistic purity - untouched by human hands.
Trees rose from crystalline snow, majestic towers that held the sky at bay. Each tree was an ancient fortress, no young and foolish saplings daring to gain territory between their elders gnarled roots.
Wind bled whispers through their branches, knocking clumps of snow free in soft piles.
Silence rules the forest like an orchestra.
Trees and snow and winds and animals alike all kept this peace undisturbed. The Earth was old enough here to command that respect.
In places grown by some ancient power or by Earth herself, the great trees grew in per
even the stardust is a pessimist by tearsfadewithyou, literature
Literature
even the stardust is a pessimist
"maybe being a pessimist isn't so bad, you know?" her voice is like a melody, a violin with broken strings or a flute that just can't play right anymore. she is broken beyond repair but the sound of her is still so sweet.
"why do you say that?" i think she just may be the most beautifully broken thing i've ever witnessed. maybe all broken things are.
"we're not in denial." she breathes, and it's like she robs the air straight out of my lungs. "we've accepted the fact that things will never get better and guess what, darling?"
"what?" i wince, the iris's of her eyes are the stars that have yet to do their shooting and i can feel myself alre
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