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Soul-Suckers


She was only fourteen or fifteen when she Lost her virginity to a Soul-sucking heathen who she refused NOT to believe in. And, she thought she wasn't worthy, Deserved to be deserted, So she gathered her emotions And threw them in the ocean with her Slowly breaking spirit 'Cause she didn't wanna hear it... Wasn't ready for the lies Or the burning redness in her eyes From the times she'd catch him in the act. It wasn't speculation; It was a matter of fact. The men went from her head to her lips... Her mouth to her wrists... A strategically placed kiss and she was his for the night. "Just open your legs and things'll be alright". Alright. She was only fourteen or fifteen when she Lost her virginity to a Soul-sucking heathen who she refused NOT to believe in. Each man would confuse her, misuse her and abuse her. Hurt her mentality and her brain capacity... 'Cause she'd think about these bums but They would give her none. Not NONE of SEX (she had plenty of that!) But the emotion that she needed For the muscle in her chest. And with each breath, She would take another guess From where she'd get her next "dose" of LOVE. If you could call it that, that's where she was at. Sucking in the "love" he'd PRODUCED for the occasion... "Loving" and licking because of his persuasion. She was only fourteen or fifteen when she lost her virginity to a soul-sucking heathen Who she refused NOT to believe in.
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BeautifulDisaster

I'm a seventeen year old girl that's been through a lot...I never realized that poetry truly was one of my only outlets. Normally, I'd just try to deal with it all myself or bottle it up inside and act as if the emotions and pain I felt didn't really exist. Now, seeing that I feel much better when I'm able to express these feelings, I tend to carry a pen and paper around all the time. Interesting, huh?

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frogboy2016
<p>wow</p>

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