And Then She Was Gone
Wilted like a corpse
silent from despair,
she wanders quietly around
and prayed for lives of pairs;
lonely as it seems
desperate by some means.
she longed for eternal freedom
and dreamed of no more things.
inner thoughts of silent weeps,
darkness of no heed;
grasp for shelter she could bare
and say she was not scared.
she was lost in a world
filled with no warmth
wishing she could fly
without any questions why.
some creatures call her short and some says she is quite long
but all of that began to change; when they found out she was gone.
questions stirred and no one saw
the fragility of a mind.
she longed for an emotion with someone
but that' was when....... she was gone.
a spirit of a sort, one that is too short
Something that can’t be belong
but maybe then at the break of dawn
she won't be here but gone.
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