The Other Side
Hunger rages inside her
Yet the thought of food
Turns her stomach
Her pale demeanor
Hides her growing
Gauntness
No one knows the
Story she hides
Behind her eyes
Or the pain
She feels at night
Or the loneliness
That lurks in
Her heart
She walks with
Her eyes downcast
And prays that
No one recognizes
The changes in her
She desperately wants
To be saved
But her fear
Of rejection
Overrules her heart's wish
She watches the boy
She loves from afar
And hopes that one day
He'll look back at her too
But alas, all he does
Is stare right through
Missing what could be
A beautiful view
Alone and confused
She wanders the
Hallowed halls
Of Life
And thinks of
What it is like on
The other side
Is it dark and frightening?
Is it light and angelic?
Or is nothing but
Another shade of grey
Will it take away all
The Pain inside?
Or will it only intensify?
She lays in thought
And stares at the Sky
And wonders if
Anyone knows how
She feels inside
Do they care?
Do they even notice?
Or is she just a
Nameless face?
Will they miss her
If she's gone?
When she's found herself
On the Other Side.
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