Piercing Cries | Teen Ink
  1. Home
  2. Poetry
  3. Piercing Cries

Piercing Cries

December 30, 2011
By Luckynumber13 BRONZE, Tadcaster, Other
More by this author
Luckynumber13 BRONZE, Tadcaster, Other
1 article 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
"Can we live without death? Can we love without hate? Can we want without need? Do we really ever live our lives enough to appreciate we can never realy truley grasp one without the other? That the concept has no meaning without an opposing force"

View profile

Piercing Cries
When the ghosts begin to weep,
Across the silence it cuts,
For the death of a silent girl,
Whose mouth sew tightly shut,

Yet whimpering cries,
Unheard it seems,
Only reach the open ears,
Willing to hear the screams,

Put your head to the water,
Then you may hear,
Screams of a dying girl,
Piercing to the ear

Wallowing in tears shed,
From eyes glued together,
What’s the point in anything?
When you are gone forever.

© Steve S., Marblehead, MA

The author's comments:
This one i wrote by force, unlike most of my others which i write freely. Im not sure, I kinda thought of it because something along the lines of "Ill shut my mouth then :P" came up in conversation with my girlfriend xD
Post a comment
Submit your own

Similar Articles

Previous Next
Poetry
What Plastic Spoons are Made of
By Anonymous
Poetry
Mescaline and Peanut Butter
By Anonymous
Poetry
Fear
By Anonymous
Poetry
Porch Swing
By Anonymous
Poetry
Sick of Trying
By Anonymous
Poetry
I Can See You
By Anonymous

JOIN THE DISCUSSION

This article has 0 comments.