Diamonds for her eyes, silk for her hair
She asked, “Why do you stare?”
I wake up, until then not aware
An infinitely small chance to an infinitely large risk, a demon by the hand take an angel, do I dare?
When I looked at her, I swore I could see
The best part of my future and everything good in me
But it comes to pass I have to forget what I saw and let it go
Accept that I’m wrong about everything I think I know
A demon will forever for an angel be no good
Under the increasing weight of that knowledge, I stood
Until I fell, my knees and back giving out
I pray I am the worst of the demons, I pray no one feels the weight of this loathing, shame, guilt, doubt.
Diamonds for her eyes, silk for her hair
She asked, “Why do you stare?”
I wake up, until then not aware
An infinitely small chance to an infinitely large risk, a demon by the hand take an angel, do I dare?
It proves worth nothing in the end
As everything on me, she did spend
In return, in ignorance to my evil, only half-heartedly I even tried to be her friend
With her all, she tried to me mend
In response, my twisted mind could only both of us try to bend
Angels, in wisdom never allow demons to reflect on you what they could, but will not, be
Instead, their evil, make them see
Demons, in ignorance, never aspire to the angel’s light
See it and fear it instead and retreat to your unforgivable, eternal night
Diamonds for her eyes, silk for her hair
She asked, “Why do you stare?”
I wake up, until then not aware
An infinitely small chance to an infinitely large risk, a demon by the hand take an angel, spare ye both and never dare.