Always the friend

by Kelly   Jan 5, 2008


Always the friend, never more, is living out life, crawling on the floor. She looks out her window, she sees through her hair, a long trail of tears, always flows, yet is never there. This lonely being, full of hate and terror, tromps through her life, like a ghost in despair. A secret she holds, alone in her head, a corner she fills, with pictures of lead. A basin of coal, a loud screaming black, fright of a death, lost in a cave. A coral of lonesome, helpless lost souls, but only the reaper of fortunes does know, the secrets she held, alone in her head, a corner she filled, with pictures of death. Tromping through terror, a being of hateful life, tearing through sunshine, to her cores darkened light. Staring out windows, she crawls from the floor, lifts up that gun, and suffers no more.

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