A Tragic Way To Write The Story's End
A Tragic Symphony of Farewell EmbraceLyrics
I've come to terms with what I want
Expressing acceptance of personal desires or needs.
And what I want is to leave this earth
Desiring to end one's existence on Earth.
A selfish way to show you that I care
Acknowledging a selfish motive to demonstrate care or love.
A freeing sense of what I lost
Feeling a sense of liberation from what has been lost.
A beauty declaration march
Declaring beauty, possibly as a contrast to the tragic ending.
A tragic way to write the story's end
Describing the conclusion of the story in a tragic manner.
My arms will still display the scars
Highlighting physical scars as visible reminders of emotional pain.
My body and my aching heart
Referencing the connection between physical and emotional suffering.
Will always show reminders that you're there
Stating that reminders of a significant person will always be present.
My body trapped behind a mask
Feeling confined or masked in one's own body.
The only person that I trust
Trusting only oneself, emphasizing a sense of isolation.
Has always been there with me from the start
Acknowledging the enduring presence of a trusted person since the beginning.
I wanted to be fine
Expressing a desire to be emotionally stable or content.
I know it'll take some time
Acknowledging that achieving emotional well-being will take time.
To fix up what's inside my brain
Recognizing the need to address internal struggles.
I'm trying my best
Striving to give one's best effort despite challenges.
To be the best I can
Expressing a commitment to be the best version of oneself.
But I can't see past tomorrow
Feeling uncertain about the future and unable to see beyond tomorrow.
Is this the best I am
Pondering if the current state is the best one can achieve.
I'm trying my best
Reiterating the effort to be the best despite uncertainties.
To be the best I can
Expressing a commitment to self-improvement despite limitations.
But I can't see past tomorrow
Reflecting on the inability to foresee the future beyond tomorrow.
Is this the best I am
Pondering if the present state represents the best achievable self.
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