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She'll Be Gone


She runs and hides

she's out of time. 

The yelling

the screaming.

Is here to stay.

Maybe she should

maybe she shouldn't.

Just grab it

push deeper

and slide it

Watch the blood

it'll make you feel good.

What if she can't?

Just go to pills

take them all.

Why don't you?

Maybe then

it will all be done.

No more screaming

no more yelling.

Now it's the same

except for one thing.

Something you can't replace

but chance for the others. 

She is now gone

and its your loss. 

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