Her Monster

I saw her,
Her face was glowing,
Her smile was bright.

I looked in her eyes,
She was a different person,
I could tell nobody had seen it before.

She was hiding something,
I was scary too look at,
It was screaming,
It would have scared the world.

I was staring at it,
It was trying to get out,
Trying to tell the world everything.

Then she walked away,
Still smiling like always,
Trying not to cry,
But her monster had hurt her.

She fell on her knees,
She knew what i saw,
I ran to her side,
And picked her up.

It was coming out fast,
I knew it would.

Her body was shaking,
They thought she was having a seizure.

I knew her problem,
I was depressing to see,
She looked like a monster herself,
With saltwater crystals everywhere.

Her life was breaking
Like puzzle pieces,
Her days were about to change.

Her friends stopped liking her,
Her grades went down,
Her parents got divorced,
And the monster got bigger.

The bigger it got,
The faster she fell
until she was at her lowest point.

She tried to kill herself,
She failed.
Her only friend saved her,
So she tried again.

This time it worked.
Her body was limp,
Blood was everywhere.

Nobody noticed,
She was not completely gone
her monster had killed her.