We grew up scared of death
You existed no more
Everyone wanted to live
But this world got colder
We got older
And society made us all paper dolls
All in a line
Primp, proper and neat
Fit for the users play
But paper rips
If you can't afford lamentation
So slowly it tears
Our bodies got torn
Stained with ink
Or in this case blood
We were marked insane
So it was only normal
To want to use the shredder
Take off your plastic clothes
They never mattered
And greet death all crinkled
For death means you don't exist
We don't want to anymore
We are malfunctioning little dolls
Our time is up
YOU ARE READING
Out There
PoetryPoems from my mind, which is out there scattered in the galaxy. This book will tend to be off, but that's ok.
