Mmm... Well, firstly, I automatically thought of my friend for various reasons. She's so pretty and small, fair-skinned, etc, I can't help but imagine a porcelain doll every time I see her, and also, she's a Pisces. So... here I go?
Make it simple? Stereotypical boys are so rough, and generally after one thing. And pretty, stereotypical girls (china dolls, the sensitive, imaginative Pisces) are often pulled in, broken, put back on the shelf for another boy, and broken over and over again. And girls themselves become used to this that they'll even treat themselves as such. ("Is that all we are, just dolls we got used to" and to the ) And then... it's a continuous cycle of getting to say goodbye because you never learn. "With a smile, with a smile, for a smile by the owner." "Here I, Here I go again."
"Goodbye my Pisces."
Perhaps they finally tired of this cycle of breaking, trying to get together again, and be out for sale again?
Mmm... Well, firstly, I automatically thought of my friend for various reasons. She's so pretty and small, fair-skinned, etc, I can't help but imagine a porcelain doll every time I see her, and also, she's a Pisces. So... here I go?
Make it simple? Stereotypical boys are so rough, and generally after one thing. And pretty, stereotypical girls (china dolls, the sensitive, imaginative Pisces) are often pulled in, broken, put back on the shelf for another boy, and broken over and over again. And girls themselves become used to this that they'll even treat themselves as such. ("Is that all we are, just dolls we got used to" and to the ) And then... it's a continuous cycle of getting to say goodbye because you never learn. "With a smile, with a smile, for a smile by the owner." "Here I, Here I go again."
"Goodbye my Pisces." Perhaps they finally tired of this cycle of breaking, trying to get together again, and be out for sale again?
Just my thoughts.