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suddenly dark


The lovely light keeps the flowers raised,

The Light you see when you're born,

But when her eyes close she sees nothing but death,

blood rushing through my veins, 

twitching my eyes as i watch her close her eyes,

saying her last weirds, 

which were " god please take her out "

an she stopped breatheing, stopped living.

A sudden darkness, 

watching them take her body away,

i stand in silence, noticing the charm bracelet she told me to keep

if she passed.. but i know this wasnt a accident, her momma killed her because she 

didnt want her succeeding.. a dead rose,

addrenelin rushing through my veins remembering what she said.. " a sudden darkness will haunt ma"

i will never forget her last words.. XoXo " anoymous

 

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