The Truth Behind a Smile
They’ll never see me cry
Because it’s always behind closed doors.
And even if they did
They wouldn't know what for.
They think I’m over you
Because they see this masking smile.
But the mask only hides the broken pieces
That seem to stretch on for miles.
I look all around me
I search for some sign of relief.
But all that you left in your wake,
Is this bitter loneliness
And mind numbing grief.
So I put on the mask once again
And I abandon the fruitless search,
As the familiar faces start filing in
Who can never know that I’m hurt.