Tabitha
A wilting blossom, crying in the wind
Barely bloomed, yet growing wings
She can barely fly
The deeper she looks, the more cracks she finds
In her personal little abyss
Her porcelain mask lies in shards by her bedside table
Controlled madness
A black heart, her blood now runs clear
The weight of the world rests
On her shoulders
They crumple now, more than ever
As her wings are crushed by the burden of life
Knees weak
Trembling, now
She looks to the sky, and awaits for the sun
To bring a new tomorrow