Haning out in the Cornfeild

by Hannah   Jan 21, 2006


Touching the stars and the moon
remind me of the time in the
cornfield under the only tree
that was there.

You brought rope and wood
and made me a swing
I felt like I was flying
I felt as If we would always be together
hand in hand

But when you told me
to meet you at the tree
I was expecting something breathtaking

You certainly took my breath away
Like the life from your body

I ran back to your house
screaming for your mom, dad, someone who cared
I had to run into town because
there was no phone in this Amish Paradise

I knocked on doors vigorously but no one
would answer, the whole town was missing

I gave up
No one could help but me
So I ran back to your house and grabbed a knife.
I ran back to the tree and after cutting you down I took
the rope from you and tied it round my own neck

And kissed you goodbye.

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