we throw tantrums like they're parties, taking heart in our own pathetic sorrows. unhallowed and forgotten, we don't have to live like this, pissing away precious moments to coherently use our minds in such a conspicuous way. Darkness is our cloak and seething words, our daggers, flatlining our enemies in dim lit rooms, so they're death's named on suicidal pseudonyms, and afterward, we're not happy 'till everyone's broken, left with naught but tokens of our presentations. we are the gothic lolitas, the less than one percent that hints at what most could only dream of in their darkest symphonies and remembering fantasies close to the edge of d