My feet are rooted on the palm of his hand
Innocently looking into the soul that is in thirst
For the kiss that he drank, for that kiss I called first
Although I myself cannot decipher until now
The code behind his misleading vow
Promises that were spoken but was never there
Dissolved, vanished into these selfish air
Finding life into the scent of his exhales
Looking forward to reading those untouched mails
Words and letters he insist were sent
Though I held nothing; I never knew what he meant

Behind my vices that softly threatens
The old self I loved, the old self that ripens
Into rotting hopes that I have left
Forcing me to dig into lifeless; until death
And here I am standing in front of him
Begging: aware that he stopped remembering
No matter how judgments question my strength
I will never give up to the time that tests length
Here I am holding those petals blended with thorns
Gripping them tightly as white petals turn to bloody rose
With his ears closed from hearing most hurtful mourns
To give me my shattered rose's binding stem; he oppose
Those lurking looks of judgments I tried to bear
Just to be with him I did not seem to care
With anything or anyone else aside from both of us
Never knew that the thing which will tear us apart was lust
For the lust of judgment I failed to taste,
Here I am, stranded: a sentence I must face