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Gone Girl


There was once a girl

who had given so much

of her heart away

that one day,

after giving her last piece,

she fell asleep listening to

Bon Iver,

and doed of a broken and

missing heart.

Her friends awoke and

mourned her soul,

her past lovers awoke

and mourned her love- her family mourned her,

there was no filling

the void that was left-

swallowing everyone whole.

But she did not mourn.

She had nothing left to

mourn with.

She was gone- gone- gone, girl. 

She was gone.

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