Terebythia
By: Murasaki
and now i must tell you
that i was amazed
by the words that you told me
tell me, were they true?
was it all just that simple
was my game all a lie
was it all just in vain
tell me what to do
i thought it all perfect
concieded, staero
i thought it all figured out
with flaw not in need
the one that i lied to
thought i would confied to
the lies that i said
were so unfervently
my bridge swinging lonesome
without you to cross
the lake that has seperate
your heart from mine
has now come much shorter
and the distance is small
and the weight of the lie
has lightened off of my climb;
As I sit here surmising the past has come alive.
It seems, in your eyes, that you were the fool.
when in reality, that hat had belonged to me.
you wear it on your head so proudly,
with it's jingling silver bells
so loudly, they call out to me;
the one who had put it on you,
the fool who wore it the whole time.