Flowers of Doubt

Flowers of Doubt: A Poetic Descent into Inner Struggle
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Lyrics

Is this a swallow down in earth?

Questioning if there is a bird (swallow) on the ground.

Caged in broken feathers and lifelines?

Describing a bird trapped with broken feathers and lifelines.

Born a martyr, delight for the dirt

Suggesting the person was born as a martyr, finding joy in the dirt.

The dead snake devoured your sun away

Imagery of a dead snake symbolizing the loss of vitality.


And I can’t feel myself

Expressing a detachment from oneself.

I lose the sense of time

Feeling a loss of awareness regarding the passage of time.

And I can’t see myself

Unable to visualize oneself.


Because everything’s draining

Everything is draining, possibly indicating a sense of depletion.

And everything’s reducing

Everything is reducing, suggesting a diminishing quality.

And everything’s breaking

Everything is breaking, conveying a sense of fragmentation.

And bruising and hurtful

References to bruising and hurtful experiences.


If you laugh I’ll cover your mouth

Expressing a desire to silence laughter by covering the mouth.

Nail your feet down if you try to run

Suggesting a desire to restrain or control someone who attempts to escape.

Deflower any hope ready to blossom

Destroying any hope before it can blossom.

And as you cry the more I’ll smile

Indicating pleasure in causing more pain as the person cries.


And I can’t feel myself

Reiterating a sense of detachment from oneself.

I lose the sense of time

Continued loss of awareness regarding the passage of time.

And I can’t see myself

Continued inability to see oneself.


Because everything’s draining

Repeating the theme of everything draining, reducing, and breaking.

And everything’s reducing

Emphasizing the ongoing sense of depletion and reduction.

And everything’s breaking

Reiterating the theme of things breaking and possibly falling apart.

And bruising and hurtful

Repeating the mention of bruising and hurtful experiences.


The slender and silken

Describing something slender and silken, possibly fragile or delicate.

That’s all but unable

Suggesting that this delicate thing is unable to change itself.

To change itself into

Describing doubt as doubtful flowers, possibly representing uncertainty.

Doubtful flowers

Reiterating the theme of doubt, emphasizing its presence.

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