Outstretched.




Outstretched, stretched out, stressed out. 
Ripped. Pulled. Grabbed at my heart. Strings manipulated.
A longing, moreover, a dying need. 

Three days without water and I'll die but, one minute without your touch is death co-signed. 
They robbed you. Took you. Taken. 
Outstretched, stretched out, stressed out. 

I am bleeding inside my heart. 
No one can see the blood inside of me pouring out from my veins. 
You left me to fight wolves on my own. 
You threw me into a fire and poured gasoline on my burning body.
You came back to collect the ashes and turned them into a collection on your shelf.
There is no one to wipe my tears.

Outstretched, stretched out, stressed out. 
Ripped. Pulled. Grabbed at my heart. Strings manipulated.
A longing, moreover, a dying need. 

Three days without water and I'll die but, one minute without your touch is death co-signed. 
They robbed you. Took you. Taken. 
Outstretched, stretched out, stressed out. 

 

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