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Lonley At Fault
This story tells of a broken boy, with a broken heart, and a broken mind.
When you looked into my eyes, you’d see the empty black mind, left behind.
I was like the Bleeding Heart, picked once, buried twice.
I am the wolf, lonely as night, and thirsting for my own blood.
I was the razor that kept cutting deeper and deeper, bleeding uncontrollably.
“ The wound has healed and there is no pain” just the scar left behind.
I served my purpose, like an old kettle pot, rarely used, and ready to blow.
As a boy feeling lost, scared, and insignificant. It wasn’t a surprise when I failed my country.
I don’t care if it hurts. I want to have control. I want a perfect body. I want a perfect soul; and I want you to notice.
As I write these words in the journal I hide, from the people I love and keep hiding till I die.
I was like a ruby, always lost, never found, and nearly forgotten.
My emotions felt like water, pulling me up for a breath, then dragging me back down under to suffer some more.
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This poem is a tribute to the book "After The First Death" By Robert Cormier.