Layers of whipped, light fluffy sugar puff
Glucose bliss like licking your fingers clean
Of crumbling crisp and flaky melancholy
Overshadowing the gooey unassuming center filling with a heat
That cools under the rolling slow curtains from your eyes
And a bluish tint coming up and rising into your cheeks;
First red with heat, then cool with indigo,
Strains of yellow and purple on the petals of your skin
(No, it's not a posy)
Armed with an ache is all your blushing gone bruising.
Soft and sweet isn't likely
When all that blood pools under your skin
Makes it as hard as your mouth is when it tries to choke down
The sick farse of a confection you call everyday.
Slowly grinding mandibles of monotony
Like a machine running on molasses
And clogging all the gears with gingersnaps.
All that over eating and all that clotted cream
Whipping you into a droning submission
That you need to burn to get out of
That nice wall for your face to collide with
Oh, a girl can dream
But oh, it can make a girl so tired
And the stinging your tongue makes running
Along the inside of your mouth
And the icing of hot blood garnishing your lip
Is a reminder that you can still feel,
But it's not good
And you are simply frosting on a fake world
And too much of anything will make you sick to your stomach.