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The secret I'll never be apart of again


A crescent moon, half of a truth I can't and will never share with any of you. Kill me with a sword only made by those with broken tombs. "With this sword name me a carrier of bad news, call me Fortuna..Call me: me. Of shallow end I'll drown this sin, drown myself and the person that caused this fin. Goodbye.." My hair falls, my eyes fall, my chest falls, to all the same poem: the poem of sounds I made that very night "no". And on my knee I've said upon you only half a truth that neither you or I knew before this news.
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smhczy

I'm 16 and ive been writing since I was decently young. My grammar may not be the best but I try to make my poems express exactly what I've felt in certain moments and days. I enjoy writing more than anything. It's the only thing I've become consistent in.

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