All That Glitters

She was just ten years old
Passed around between person to person
Pushed around even though she did what she was told
But things would only worsen
Her mother dropped dead and she was gone
Leaving her daughter in a dangerous state of mind
She felt that she had no one to rely on
Maybe that was what had turned her unkind,
but if you saw her, you would think she was divine
If only you saw what went on behind

Such a dark and tortured soul
Turned cold by years of sorrow and blame
Your poster child for depression, she fits the mold
Living a life as a player because she only knew games
But even still, remember, all that glitters may not be gold

She was only fourteen and already disappointed with life
Scarred far more that what her wrist could show
Longing for someone to take away her strife
So she went from guy to guy, she was even called a ho
She wouldn't admit it, but she was lonely and scared
She felt that life was cruel and unfair
To the point that she claimed she was taunted
She felt dispair in every step she took, she was forever haunted
Scared of her demons, so she never would share
And deep down, she knew she was living a nightmare

Such a dark and tortured soul
Turned cold by years of sorrow and blame
Your poster child for depression, she fits the mold
Living a life as a player because she only knew games
But even still, remember, all that glitters may not be gold

She was eighteen and she looked just like her mother
Smoking regularly every day just to kill time and stress
Unaware that she was a burden and a bother
Until the day that she looked in the mirror, gazing at her stained and tattered dress
She cried silently, realizing who she had became
She saw a woman that was just as angry as her father
Feeling guilty, she almost took a sharp blade,
but this time she went further
"I'm sorry mother, I'm sorry my friends, please forgive me
For I am shallow and cold"
So she jumped off the balcony
She entered the abyss and left behind her soul
Because remember, all that glitters is definitely not gold