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Don't Worry


She smirked as she picked the sharpest She smiled as she drew the rubies from the vault She grinned as she bathed in those precious jewels She giggled as the room spun and the floor came to meet her She the last laugh as all grew dark -fragileAnonymity She frowned as she didn’t answer She grimaced at the rubies She screamed at the sharpest She fainted by her with the floor She cried as she called for help in vain -treasuredAnonymity
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