Damn You, Faith

The city lights blur through the whiskey haze, a kaleidoscope of pain, Each neon sign a mocking reminder of love's cruel, twisted game. These walls close in, suffocating, a tomb for my broken heart, Where echoes of your laughter linger, tearing my soul apart

I crave the touch of your skin, the warmth of your embrace, The solace of your presence, in this desolate, empty space. To drown in your eyes, to lose myself in your kiss, To finally find redemption, in a love that I can't miss

Damn you, fate, for this torment, this agonizing quest, To find my other half, the one to put my soul to rest. Am I cursed to walk this earth, a shadow in the night, Forever yearning, forever searching, for a love that burns so bright?

I stalk the shadows, a predator of hope, chasing fleeting desires, But every embrace turns to ashes, consumed by my inner fires. Each face a mask, each promise a lie, in this masquerade of lies, And I, the fool, the eternal optimist, with love's blindfold on my eyes

They whisper of soulmates, of destiny, of love's grand design, But I'm lost in this maze of heartbreak, where happiness I cannot find. Is this my punishment, for daring to dream of a love so true? To be forever haunted by the ghost of a love I thought I knew?

Damn you, fate, for this torment, this agonizing quest, To find my other half, the one to put my soul to rest. Am I cursed to walk this earth, a shadow in the night, Forever yearning, forever searching, for a love that burns so bright?