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Sonnet: a poem of fourteen lines using a certain rhyme scheme (the rhyme scheme in English is usually abab-cdcd-efef-gg)...
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If you're still running you're the lucky one, When light goes out I'm just a silhouette, Epiphany, we had never begun, I'm just another face you soon forget.
If you're still bleeding you're the lucky one, Tear me, the ruby liquid is long gone, Bury myself in hiraerh, you have won, For our epoch will never get pass dawn.
If you're still breathing you're the lucky one, Shadows veneer the self I once adored, Drifted snow thaw, I suffocate and run till limerence vanishes to the fjord.
And if you're in love you're the lucky one, I chased, I ran, but I'm never his sun.
- This poem is inspired by the song "Youth" by Daughter. They're an amazing indie band, go check them out 🏹.
