Eden’s Ghost

I was made from dust and grace,

Taught to bow, to hide my face.

They called it love, but it felt like chains,

A garden dressed in someone else’s name.

He said I was born to obey,

But I was born to burn that way.

If heaven didn’t want my fire,

Why did it build me from desire?

I am Eden’s ghost,

The one they fear the most.

My halo fell, my wings were torn,

But I still rise — reborn, reborn.

Don’t call me evil, I was divine,

Just a god they couldn’t define.

I am the storm they tried to tame —

You’ll remember my name.

They kissed my lips, then cursed my tongue,

Said silence suits the wicked ones.

But I sing my truth in the serpent’s tone,

Every sin I make, I make my own.

Heaven weeps but hell just stares,

Neither ever really cared.

So I built my crown from broken vows,

And I wear it now.

I am Eden’s ghost,

The one they fear the most.

My halo fell, my wings were torn,

But I still rise — reborn, reborn.

Don’t call me evil, I was divine,

Just a god they couldn’t define.

I am the storm they tried to tame —

You’ll remember my name.

Light me up, I’ll never fade,

I’m the prayer that went astray.

If love’s a war, then I’m the flame,

The consequence, the holy shame.

So bless the fall, bless the pain,

Bless the girl who won’t remain.

I was never yours to hold —

I am power, I am gold.