Walls and Chains
Walls around my heart,
Chains around my body
Keeping me stiff and without emotion
Keeping me from letting anyone in
These walls I built a mile high inside me
These invisible chains I wrapped around my body
Don't let anyone inside
Keep everybody out I often have to remind myself
I can't risk getting hurt again and again
The first time got be broken and I swore to myself never again
So I built walls around my heart
And wrapped invisible chains around my body
Trying as hard as I can to block people out
And to get rid of the key to the chains and to the wall
My heart can't take no more hurt
It has already been through enough
My father, my hero, left my mother
Taking with him my happiness and joy
He promised he would come back
But that was eleven years ago
And I am no longer that little girl wishing for her daddy
I'm a teenager now, no longer a three year old with hopeful dreams
I built a concrete wall around my heart
And wrapped invisible metal chains around my body and my soul
People hurt you everyday and in every way imaginable
Sometimes I wonder what it is like to die
To leave this world and go to the afterlife
I also wonder what awaits me after death
Will it be my dead family members?
Will I end up in Heaven or Hell?
I never did believe alot in God
I never truly connected with him
My mind often took a turn
And questioned him alot
I'm pretty sure that is against a one of God's laws
But I can't remember which one
God and I have never been close
And I often wonder if when I die, if I'll end up in Hell
I often question my religion and my beliefs
My family prefers not to question me at all
I am apparently, according to everyone, very mature for my age
And very strange as well
I often wonder if my friends would still like me
If they saw the girl beneath the chains and beneath the wall
Would they like me for who I am?
Or would they hate me for being a fake?
Whenever I think these thoughts
I tighten the chain around my heart and strengthen the wall around my heart
I wrap my arms around myself
And set somewhere peacefully to cry
For daddy and mom, who were separated
And for myself, for not being true to who I am