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Artist: Nahemah
Canonical path: /nahemah/phoenix
Related lyric paths: 6
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Phoenix
Read Phoenix lyrics by Nahemah on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Phoenix
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My mind bleeds poems like it never did
And ink rivers cry over empty papers.
Inspiration resurges from its ashes,
Words spread like a devotional song
In an ancient tongue,
And this vertical union
Separates a shared sweat.
Why are you back?
Our farewell was so sorrowful.
Why are you back?
I didn't call you.
Thanks for coming, I really
Missed you.
Thanks for coming, I never
Said I love you.
You bit the hand that fed your soul
You were not happy
You crushed such a sacred illusion
You thought there was not enough.
Now, like a snake, your skin
Is in contact with the ground
And you can see a phoenix
Flying higher and higher
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