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Broken

January 12, 2009
By pixybell BRONZE, Ely, Nevada
pixybell BRONZE, Ely, Nevada
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And as she is
so humbally broken
the words are still
unspoken.
No one understands
so deep inside
the pain
that made her cry.
She lied
for a demon
held so close
and made her
do things
no one knows.
Shes sorry for
the pain and tears
but she only
feels fear.
Forgivness is a tocken
she has still left unspoken
even when
the tears come
and fall to the floor
she knows
deep within
this is a war.
He wants to understand
but
how could she
help him know
such glut pain?
Tears fill her hazel
eyes
as shes down on her knees
begging
pleading
as her heart is bleeding
for forgivness.
Her demon is gone
but guilt still
has a grasp,
she can not breath
with the wind in her ears
and the tears
streaming down her face.
Shes holding her knees
to her chest
eyes closed shut
back and forth
she rocks away
because her light
has gone away.
It got dimmer and dimmer
as she walked along,
in her heart
something struck wrongh
until
one day
her lantern was gone.
She needs some one
to take her hand
pull her along
closer then a friend.
Her heart and soul
so filled with shame
and yet
shes still to blame.
Shes afraid
her heart and soul
will shatter
if she felt any sadder.

The author's comments:
well what inspired me was that my friend wanted to understand why i couldnt look in his eyes then i began to think of my grandfather that died two years back and how he guided me. i lied to him which brough on the strongh words. i always after his death imagined how i was on a path, he guided me and then he was gone after almost a year of have a twang of pain in my gut telling me something was gone. what also inspired me was that i have been asking for his forgivness because i lied to him after a huge fight we got into, he asked if i was mad and i told him i wasn't even though i was really loathing him and wishing thinks i shouldn't have. i hope this poem teaches people to tell the truth or you could spend the rest of your life begging for forgivness.

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