heart hunting season
hunters sometimes luv
¨all my eyes on u¨
walking on ur dreamz
purple summer skies
tell me you said ¨i do¨
i wish it was just heart hunting season
You'd tear my heart in two
i wish i was ur only season
and not just your daily glance
last wish before my heart disappears
and no one gets to see my saturn moonz
the little things u do
Do they mean ¨ I luv u¨?
or have i set my sights on eyes that are fleeting
with just all types or paranormal meaning
You must crave me like a knife
i just want you like my soul
left too many years ago
that's why i spent years wondering what will work, and what won't
all my eyes on you too
walking towards a nightmare
pretty red night sky
promise my joy u will spare
because i'm hypnotized by another hopeless soul
Never was ur fault that you didn't know
look at me again, i'll cut the windows to your soul
there will be no escape for you
because i'll axe down the door
kiss ur muttering lips till they sore
¨ and if your heart beats for me again, i'll rip it out and feast
like a wild fat boar¨
will you hunt me, like the creep you are?
will you keep me safe?
is this a place...
or is it just a space?
hunters kill, but they love sometimes too
and dreamers have eyes they dont see through
About the Creator
Kaikamahinenani
Hi, I'm Hine
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