Lie in comfort of sweet calamity with nothing left to lose.
Lie in the darkness, I'm slowly drowned to sleep with nothing left to lose.
Three tears I've saved for you.
I?d retrace the steps that lead me here but nothing lives behind me.
So I lie in this field bathed in the light that loves me, with nothing left to lose.
Ever and a Day, AFI
Jewell had been running on thin ice all month, running the thin line between strength and total emotional fall out at a break-neck pace. It was only a matter of time before she fell through. Now she didn?t even know where she was.
When you fall through thin ice, your foot just doesn?t get stuck?you?re going under, baby.
Jewell didn?t make it home last night. Later she?d blame it on the tequila she had pounded back, one shot after another, but for now she wasn?t wholly aware that she wasn?t home. She was wrapped in the embrace of an old tree, its roots surrounding her as she sat curled up in the dirt with her back against the trunk. Dirt and leaves coated her yellow dress, the latter scattered through her blue locks as well. She could almost pass for a Dryad, contently sleeping with her brother-tree.
If only Jewell were sleeping, though. Tears ran their course down her cheeks as they had since last night, dropping off her chin to puddle on her knees as she hugged them to her chest. This is what happens when the wall comes down. Everything that had been held back for the last month?Alex coming back, Issy being in jail, and Renna in general?had come crashing through.
Jewell was drowning.
Lie in the darkness, I'm slowly drowned to sleep with nothing left to lose.
Three tears I've saved for you.
I?d retrace the steps that lead me here but nothing lives behind me.
So I lie in this field bathed in the light that loves me, with nothing left to lose.
Ever and a Day, AFI
Jewell had been running on thin ice all month, running the thin line between strength and total emotional fall out at a break-neck pace. It was only a matter of time before she fell through. Now she didn?t even know where she was.
When you fall through thin ice, your foot just doesn?t get stuck?you?re going under, baby.
Jewell didn?t make it home last night. Later she?d blame it on the tequila she had pounded back, one shot after another, but for now she wasn?t wholly aware that she wasn?t home. She was wrapped in the embrace of an old tree, its roots surrounding her as she sat curled up in the dirt with her back against the trunk. Dirt and leaves coated her yellow dress, the latter scattered through her blue locks as well. She could almost pass for a Dryad, contently sleeping with her brother-tree.
If only Jewell were sleeping, though. Tears ran their course down her cheeks as they had since last night, dropping off her chin to puddle on her knees as she hugged them to her chest. This is what happens when the wall comes down. Everything that had been held back for the last month?Alex coming back, Issy being in jail, and Renna in general?had come crashing through.
Jewell was drowning.