Like Clockwork- the songs and poems of a sad, gay, spanglish ghost (Lesbian)

The heart of a fallen Lyran

I dream of pink panther diamonds falling out of the sky as I try to kiss you goodbye

I loved you with anger as if I'd seen back in time

To a place where we were happy and fine

Sorry I treated you like a tiger with a haunting growl

I remember you from corwall where we'd both be free and howl

Now I'm living in a nightmare town of lucid dreams

Where we think there is choice but it is all a scheme

I cried more for losing you right after I found you than for my torturous abuse

I cried us an ocean because I was late to get these clues

That it was you in cornwall where we danced on cue

We were orbiting like planets

We got humiliated too

It was a jail for animals like us

Treated like criminals in an island where the gospel rules

You said you loved me when I mouthed it to you

I found your eyes so bright I couldn't speak

I'm sorry luv

I feel like I'll never again get a chance to meet you

You hate me and your boyfriend almost gave me a black eye

But that's nothing now in a place where you're not allowed to fly the rainbow flag

Puerto Rico lost her freedom

I lost my twin flame too

The sky cried with the pain

Of a forbidden I love you

The sun rose to cleanse us of the cold

Yet we both said hate too

That's how it works here

Songs about hate and war

My home

You've been a slave for so long our blood boils

And the mountains try to sing your song

The birds call each other for help

But no one comes

It's not allowed

We're all the ghosts of pirates in my town

We're all the gods that the garden of eden forgot about

My people both blind and resilient

With a noose around their neck

Their broken bones unjust and uneven

The trees sing with the wind

And the sky cries every day

I love you

Yet I hate you for remaining a slave

Puerto Rico I feel you in my heart

So I fell in love with a nurse