Little Brick, Big Pain

It was dark, I was drifting, just a shadow in the hall Chasing hunger and a moment, I wasn't thinking much at all But fate had a plan beneath my feet One cruel surprise on the cold concrete That tiny shape, that jagged edge Took me down like a whispered pledge Of all the pain this life can show I never knew… 'til that LEGO 'Cause I stepped on a LEGO, and I swear I saw the light Felt the universe collapse into my foot that night No warning signs, no time to brace Just plastic hell and my twisted face Ohhh, little brick, big pain… Now I limp through the silence, screaming your name I’ve known heartbreak, I’ve lost friends But this felt deeper — like it would never end How can a toy cut through so deep? Left scars in places I still keep I try to laugh, pretend I'm strong But that one step still feels so wrong Barefoot trust is hard to find When trauma lives in your heel and mind I stepped on a LEGO, now I walk with doubt Question every shadow when the lights go out That innocent shape, it knew what it did It stole my soul like a spiteful kid Ohhh, little brick, big pain… You broke my world with your silent reign Maybe one day I’ll forgive But not tonight, not while I live There’s no closure, no clean break Just a bruise where my heart used to ache I stepped on a LEGO, and I cried like rain More than the stub, it was emotional pain You were a trap dressed up as play And you haunt me still, to this day Ohhh, little brick, big pain… You taught me love can hurt this way