He’s not a vampire after all

The poem is about Markus Krunegård.

He’s not a vampire after all,
everybody’s dying, but I’m lying
To myself, on purpose, I have to,
or I’ll end up crying

He’s not a vampire after all
and time won’t quit changing years
Happy new, no, can you stop,
just let his music play in my ears

He’s not a vampire after all,
his voice will stop like the rest
I feel good here, in my fake world,
where I cannot feel depressed

He’s not a vampire after all,
the words echo inside my head
Facing truth, is it necessary,
I’d rather run instead

Dear USA

The poem is about the election.

I wasn’t born on your land
but I care, as if it wasn’t true
I’ve never felt the L.A sand,
though I’ve always wanted to

Now, a choice has been made,
by citizens in cities that you own
As I was waiting, I felt afraid
and I’m sure that I wasn’t alone

Know I’m sorry for the outcome,
as you deserved much more
And now, what will you become,
nothing is certain anymore

Would you

The poem is about the election.

Would you have voted,
if you’d known what you know
Would you have gone out,
instead of choosing to let go

Would you have cared,
if you’d known the outcome
Would you have felt different,
or still been incredibly dumb

Would you have helped,
if you’d known it’d be close
Would you have been there,
where you were needed most

WTTBP

The poem is about My Chemical Romance’s
song Welcome To The Black Parade.

The sound of a piano,
a tune that I’ll never forget
With lyrics about sorrow
and still, it helps me reset

An intro, verses, and a chorus,
just as strong as the unbroken
Although a song of darkness,
it heals me when I’m broken

Songs of joy cannot mend,
a soul in pieces the same way
But as I hear Gerard singing,
I’m certain that I will be okay