goodbye little girl

July 15, 2013

Lonely little girl

The weight of the world thrust upon her back.

Burdens seep deep in her veins

Bruised and beaten by an empty tomorrow.

Words thrown at her like shards of glass

Being ripped apart, the pieces tossed aside

Stepped over and spit on.

Thrown aside like a rag doll

No where to go, when she is already on the ground.

Goodbye, goodbye lonely little girl

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