You treated me like an exit sign
Like maybe if you found enough inside of me you’d be able to keep running
Maybe then I would've been a person to you, instead of something to crawl inside of
I’d say you are only dirt to me, but nothing grows from you
And maybe I could let my tears water the flowers that I’ll plant for all that I lost, but all I can hear is you telling me to stop crying
When I was just sound filling an empty room
When I was just a paper doll
When I was just a mess of limbs
When I was just tangled hair
I’ll rip it out, I don’t want what you’ve touched
Hands too rough to put on any part of me
But now these April showers aren’t just in my head, and I wanted the water to make me grow like a tree
But in the rain I crack like the pane of glass I looked through
Maybe something is so broken in you that you had to break me too
So push me down harder so they’ll have to bury me in that mattress
And maybe from the soil that covers my casket will grow something stronger
A yew tree, still poison
A willow, still weeping
Stop crying
No
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