DNA

I remember them well,

Pages in my favorite book

Worlds we built together,

Made with only one look.

You saw though my mask. never stopped to look back

My partner in crime, singing Stray Kids tracks

I learned that your song was the safest place to hide,

It’s no surprise silence cuts sharper than a knife.

Ignored all the thorns, hoping a rose would bloom

Didn’t notice I painted with bloody residue

You’re just anatomy, a verse I can’t unwrite

I called it devotion, but it never felt right.

Took too long to realize I’m the only one who tried,

And you can’t heal with someone when they never reply.

Traded our secrets, so wild and carefree,

Read each other’s thoughts like a shared prophecy.

Sometimes I wish I could unsee the damage done,

Go back to when the only rule was having fun.

I envy what once was, more than I can bear

But DNA’s just a sequence, not a promise to play fair.

You’re just anatomy, a verse I can’t unwrite

I called it devotion, but it never felt right.

Took too long to realize I’m the only one who tried,

And you can’t heal with someone when they never reply.

In the book of your life,

I penned the loyalest lines.

Ink spilled across the page,

Born from wretched sacrifice.

When you closed the chapter,

I waited in the margins.

Exiled from the castle,

Banished to wilting gardens.

You’re just anatomy, a verse I can’t unwrite

I called it devotion, but it never felt right.

Took too long to realize I’m the only one who tried,

And you can’t heal with someone when they never reply.