The Night Everything Broke

Christmas Eve brought the gift of broken love,
and fractured my fragile world into lies.
My hero flooded the air with terror
while my mother’s suffering drowned my eyes.

When I was five, he exposed me to Truth;
heavy hands pinned me to my sacred bed.
My boyish heart thundered under his strength;
his immense power ensnared me with dread.

His intense energy scorched my spirit,
marking me with the anguish of old age.
Wrapped in darkness, heartbreak kissed my dry lips,
Suffocating me with the world’s hatred and rage.

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Danced the Razor’s Edge

with one slice he would see me

Dear Father

never hear you tell me you loved me

Sparkling Emerald Eyes

your arms, like carved oak, protected me

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Dear Father

never hear you tell me you loved me

Big Daddy

each word I uttered, I heard your voice

Cold Inheritance

in the end you finally broke my heart

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Big Daddy

each word I uttered, I heard your voice

Tormented Love

shame covered me with the filth you sowed

Fearless Giants

if I object, the hands block my face