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MythicalDreams

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

7 poems·Since March 2018
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Missing Halloween

April 10, 2018

Halloween night,

I search out the window in sorrow,

Where shall I go?

I continue to search but saw nothing to do,

A while passed,

I saw a girl,

Sitting alone,

I decided to go,

We chatted a while

And went for gold,

Hours go by

We sat on a hill,

Debating choices,

While eating sweets,

I decided to go back,

Straight on home,

A doctor stood by,

With notes in his hand,

I snatched em away,

And played keep away,

Reading the notes

It hit me hard,

Imaginary friend?

How could it be?

With a plain confused look,

I look at the girl

My mother showed a picture,

With only me alone,

I started to panic,

Away I went,

Back to the hill

With my real new friend,

She went through a fence,

I hesitated to go,

Watching her leave

Left me feeling alone,

I chased her down,

Stumbling through trees,

I caught up to her

By one of the bigger trees,

Sat down beside her

As we eat one more sweet,

I pass out fast

In a deep sleep,

The cops found me

In my sweet sleep,

Finally saw the girl

Turns out to be dead,

My new found friend,

Has been dead

What I saw wasn’t imaginary,

But her ghost,

It was sorrow,

But at least

She’s been found atlast.

 


(Video I wrote this poem about)

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