She was beautiful

19th century’s dress

Golden curls

Red mouth

Porcelain skin

 

Now it’s just

A Broken Doll

Throw away

In a wheelie bin

 

Everyone

Wanted to play with her

Wanted to comb her hairs

Wanted to dress her

Wants to

 

Now it’s just

A Broken Doll

Throw away

In a wheelie bin

 

Everyone

Wanted her

But only one

Had her

And her heart

 

Now it’s just

A Broken Doll

Throw away

In a wheelie bin

 

Poor Poor

Dolls

Her heart

has been stolen

 

Now it’s just

A Broken Doll

Throw away

In a wheelie bin

 

Sailor’s promises

Whisper in the wind

Disappeared

With the snow

 

Now it’s just

A Broken Doll

Throw away

In a wheelie bin

 

NdA: noterete che dai pronomi femminili (she/her) si passa a quello neutro (it/its), cosa voluta per rendere meglio lo stato della bambola/persona, insomma… da donna a cosa…

 

Non è proprio il massimo lo so, ma purtroppo è come mi sento…