Teen Poetry #9 |
Freedom Has Come [To Help] |
Just.Another.Falling.Star Member
since 2008-05-08
Posts 422Canada |
Each morning she awoke to dress herself with a smile, to look in the mirror and make herself believe she was presentable. This was a routine now, everyday was the same. With the fake smile on her face, no one noticed her pain. It might have been a day, or it might have been a year, but time stood still while she shed another tear. After the tissue wiped her eyes, she had to remember to look on... past all she'd been through and carry on until tomorrow. Now while she makes her way down the school hallways, to fifth period class she shivers in regret. No one knows what lies beneath the watch she wears everyday. No one realizes what she's done, to try and make it disappear. There will be no more pain in this girls life, as someone walks over to lend a helping hand. With a simple smile from him, and the look his eyes sent her... the wall she built up came tumbling down. So there she sat, silently weeping in his arms as he whispered to her "It'll be okay, I can help." While she started to regain herself, she knew she could go one. She had someone to trust with her deepest and darkest secrets. Now as the day ends and she's sliding into bed again, she can sleep in peace, knowing those scars are gone for good. julianna |
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Falling rain
since 2008-01-31
Posts 2178Small town, Illinois |
Aww this is such a good poem! I loved it! -Zach "Who are you to judge the life I live? I know I'm not perfect" - Bob Marley |
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Just.Another.Falling.Star Member
since 2008-05-08
Posts 422Canada |
haha, thanks zach :) julianna |
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nehematala Member
since 2009-05-21
Posts 129 |
wow I love this If your parents never had children, chances are you won't, either. |
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