Little Girl
Anxiety of
society, teacher of all
clencher of throats, brick on
brick, stone on stone, looking for a solution.
Confusion from the unknown,
drugs to numb the
pain,
chained up to her own thoughts,
inward war's, thoughts that won't leave.
knots that won't untie,
shot's being fired at her heart.
Over thinkin' the unbearable pain in her mind,
her unsane brain
told
to stay sane.
belief contodictin' temptation,
knife don't cut,
introverted tendancies, cut off from the world.
throat swelling, drowning in the unknown, the fear,
the pain, the sarrow, it's too much.
the temptations back, the power in her hand,
stronger
than the knife that cut, the trigger in bloody
hands.
Click,
trembling as a stream of bettersweet tears fall.
Aim,
note's of why not to, down the drain.
Pull,
feel the stinging of a ripplin' bullet inside her chest,
stain the ground with all the
hate she bottled up,
laying in a puddle of her own blood
as she takes one last shaky
breath,
to let the darkness seep through her bones,
all of the unknown
fading away, chain's being
broken.
As the lifeless body of a little girl
finally
sleeps in peace ,
forever.
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