I was left wandering the ruins
I was left wondering whether things were ruined
You gave false hope because you know nothing else
Your fires left no bridges
Your tongue lagged behind our truths
You waged a false war because your bones thrive on nothing else
You took my sight away from me
But shame on me for being so gullible
Yet shame shall live forever more in your gut
I was left with broken fairy tale illussions
And a bitter taste from being disillussioned
But at least there are tales for these tells
I had been momentarily stuck on a moving ridge
Yet there are no more smokestacks on the roofs
I found my own fire and belts
You took my sight away from me
Gladly now there is no bubble
So, horray for my stinging cut
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