A Light In The Darkness

by Kelly   Nov 12, 2009


She sits alone in the corner of her room,
Darkened by her despair and gloom.
And in that darkness she can see,
A glint of silver and a disaster to be.
The knife beckons like a siren's song;
She'll be consumed by darkness before long.
Across the room, she walks to the sight;
She can almost glimpse the burgandy sight.
Testing her finger along the blade,
A single drop of blood is made.
Before her dreaded deed is done,
A note is to be left for her loved one:

I'm sorry.

Her final blow has been made,
Into Eternal Darkness she is bade.
And in the dark of her cursed hole,
Shines the fading light of her Soul.

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