Egregious Complacency: Dehumanizing of Precious Children
The eye is mine, as you can see.
Or if you can't, then you're as me.
A single eye thats blind to all,
'cept ceaseless fears, to these I crawl.
A broken wing, one that won't heal
Abandoned dreams, on these I kneel.
One who cannot know who I am,
Sees a broken haunted lamb,
Who sees too much for any one child,
A servant of her pain so wild.
How can I seem to cause so much?
There's only certain things I touch.
My broken heart, one that won't heal,
Yet another dashed upon the field.
This field so different from the rest,
A rising trough,
A sinking crest.
Nothing as it should be now,
Within the eye, the storm just howls.
My mother cries, my father wails,
And I am hidden with the tales,
Of things I know, I should not know,
Of things I regret, the things I've sown.
My heart leaves trails,
My tears are breaking,
And you see the smile I'm faking.
No you may never understand,
The things I feel,
No human can.
