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outlines
March 12, 2015
We are all outlines of chalk on the concrete. Laying there as people investigate us and judge us. Some are used to it, some are newborns. We lay there as people stomp all over us ignoring our feelings. Some stop and stare. Wondering how we got there. Yet, they move on without any questions asked. We are all outlines on the concrete. Some of us know it some of us don’t realize that the world is a cruel place that needs to be changed. In the end, we all got to die. That’s when we become an outline. An outline on the concrete ready to be questioned, judged, stomped on… like in our life’s we had once before.
© Anonymous
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