I found you like a little broken china doll
I took you through the cobblestone and concrete home
I glued and mended your porcelain face
I stitched your clothes and made you a heart of clay
You had such empty eyes still
I could only make them gleam in the streetlights
I kissed your cold, cold lips
I found my tongue unable to go any further
I found a tear in your glass eyes
That fell upon all the pain no one else could see
All the depression and suffering within me
Deep within the windows of my own eyes
You let me comb at your old and matted synthetic hair
I put my hand on your chest and that heart didn’t beat
Your chest didn’t rise and fall
Even after I put blood in your tile and your fabric
I weaved this and that and still nothing
Nothing but my denial was real