6ix
She doesn't like to be stared at, pounding foundation into her pores. 75 cents for your art of betrayal. I've aligned the stars, cancer spreads and disregards. Here's to the lies you've spread of old, I can tell your miserable in your ramblings. You can't even kiss me for the shame! But I will only wipe said kiss away! Jekyll and Miss Hyde, after you shoot your personality in your veins. How can you turn such a blind eye? Lies are like a stigmatism. It sits and crusts into a style. Prolong; you don't want to sweat off your makeup. Raising your voice with your lips painted red. Sick, co-dependant; An iris and a pusher, dilated pupils for a systematic promise. We eat at a table of bigots, liars and thief. No remorse for the lower class, as they change the wine to bleach.
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