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Sorry

December 19, 2015
By Yanny BRONZE, Wilesden, Other
Yanny BRONZE, Wilesden, Other
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Favorite Quote:
"You know when you’re drowning you don’t actually inhale until right before you black out. It’s called voluntary apnea. It’s like no matter how much you’re freaking out, the instinct to not let any water in is so strong that you won’t open your mouth"


My hair scattered on the floor

Pride engraved with it.

Trust and Love left behind

For the change to come.

I want to cover my eyes

But my hands are busy

Wiping the thundershower

Cleansing my soul in my eyes.

Memories sneak out of my eyes

and roll down my eyes.

No way out and now way in.

An aching sensation runs

Throw my sight to my heart.

It feels like I'm reaching for the stars,

You've kept it all on lock and key.

I've gone green with envy at the

hands linked carelessly before me.

I haven't appreciated your words

Now I'm receiving silence.

I hear your silent scream

And is it too late to say sorry?


The author's comments:

Teenagers feel too. You might think we're 'too young' but we have it worse. It will follow us, like a shadow for the rest of our lives. We wear it on our faces, as a smile, while adults call us 'spoiled' and 'childish', we cope through depression. Nothing else can break us. 


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