It's fun,
Isn't it?
Hurting me?
Killing me?
Watching me bleed?
Mocking me?
Striking me?
Ignoring my needs?
Destroying who I am,
And all I'll ever be.
But you wouldn't stop,
That I can see.
The butterflies in my stomach,
Scream as the hurtful words
Pin them to corkboard.
I'll cut myself,
And bleed.
I'm gonna lay down,
And hear the butterflies scream.
"Don't even worry."
"I'm perfectly fine."
Words are sandpaper,
And a couple of lies.
So while I'm here,
Down on the floor;
Do your worst,
Your worst and more.
So I'll lay down,
And bleed.
Even when I'm gone,
The butterflies will still scream.
I like the cork board image (two words by the way, cork board is)
When you introduce the butterflies you introduce a defeated character - 'lie down and hear them scream' 'I'll cut myself', whereas in the beginning it was all 'you cut me, you mock me'. There is just something that bothers me with this switch. What if you had the butterflies in your brain (some nice alliteration to add there too)? Thoughts flitting around because of the mocking etc? You can have something like 'my thoughts, like butterflies in my brain, scream...'
I don't know, just a couple of thoughts.
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