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Emily Hel

If you don't learn to write your own story, someone else will write it for you

8 poems·Since January 2017

I have a twin.

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September 8, 2017

When did we all become the same

When did we stop questioning things

When did everyone decide that it is better to hate

When did we all stop forgiving

When did we decide that a person is evil for the ansertors mistakes?

 

If you knew me would you think I am crazy?

Would you think I am ingnorite

Would you think I am dangrous

Would you think that I am posioned by my father?

 

If you ever meet me stay opened mined

If I ever meet you I would be open minded

My family likes hunting

We are marksmen and we are proud

if you meet us, would you like us? 

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