Sweet Turned Sharp

Sweet Turned Sharp

You smiled like spring,
But you moved like frost.
I thought I found love,
But look what it cost.
You whispered hope
Then walked away,
Left your lies
Where I used to pray.

Sweet turned sharp, and soft turned steel,
Now I doubt what I used to feel.
You played your part, I lost my spark,
Lit up my sky, then left it dark.
I gave you gold, you gave me rust—
You broke the bond, betrayed the trust.
No fireworks, no final spark—
Just bitter now,
Where it was warm.

You wore regret
Like it's a shield,
But you never bled
From what you killed.
I tried to stay,
You watched me drown—
And called it love
While tearing me down.

Sweet turned sharp, and truth turned thin,
You said "forever," but you meant "when?"
I walked on glass, you watched me bleed,
While you were fine with what you’d need.
You held my fire just to freeze it—
Gave me love, then slowly teased it.
Now I burn, but not for you—
This bitter flame
Will see me through.

No more pages left to write,
No more reaching through the night.
You took the best, and left the ache—
But bitter hearts
No longer break.

[Final Chorus]
Sweet turned sharp, and I turned stone,
Learned how to stand, learned how alone
Can still be strong, can still be clear—
When love like yours
Was built on fear.
No more soft, no more harm—
Just bitter peace,
And quiet arms.