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Precariously perched on the precipice she stands Her back turned to the sea With her soft outstretched hands A feeble attempt at an angel, Innocent, unplanned Her untold story flashes Behind her...
I stood there, staring at the sparkling waves under the moonlit sky. I was alone - I was always alone. I felt so.....empty.
© ZuperZed "Hi little brother I've got bad news today. Calling to tell you that mom has gone astray." Early that morning my dad left for work. All he then knew was that she went for a walk.
High above the turquoise sea. Winds blow strong. Seagulls flee. Watching as the sky turns grey. Storm clouds brew. I sit and stay. On the rocks, hard and cold. My heart feels young. My body old.
He didn't go to his mothers funeral, but not because he didn't try, but because his sister would not tell him, the location in which she had died.
Erin clutched the cross on her neck, then forced her eyes shut. She wished. For hope. Something that would save her from this wreck she had got herself into.
They feast on weak minds, lurking in the shadows, waiting to overthrow them. They emerge from the darkness and infest the brain, poisoning it with black thoughts.
The doctor came to see my dad The news I hoped would make me glad Instead a dread of all things bad Without him here forever sad The doctor came to see my mum My fathers passing had left her...
Souls are hanging from the tree. Tonight. Your body dangling next to me. Tonight. Memories dripping from the leaves. Emotions recently bereaved. Them demons have caught up with thee. Tonight.
Drip, drop, Drip, drop. The rain on my roof will not stop. Each tiny drop of rain, Makes me wince with horrid pain. The memory of you, Hurts my heart.
She looks in the mirror with a blank expression, She hates herself; it's a true confession. When she smiles, it's very rare, Because she's conscious and feels so bare.
"Why didn't you guys wake me up?" Jupiter yelled. "We tried." Gavin said grouchily. "About 10 times." "So what did you dream about?" Lydia asked her. "Nothing.." Jupiter muttered quickly.
The boy sat on the floor in his bedroom, it was dark and gloomy, and clothes and other things were on the floor. He was but 11, but sitting with a dozen small white pills in his hand.
He kissed her by the pond. He pointed out all the seaweed and told her that it was as thick as a rope. They made it into a swing. He pushed her back and forth on it as she laughed.
A black abyss, A whirlpool of fear, A darkened place, Where none can hear. A scream, so loud, It pierces the heart, And a sob so solemn, It tears you apart. You lie there, dead, But somehow aware.
I never knew things could feel so terrible. I'd always wanted to do this, free fall from the sky as if nothing in the world mattered, but while falling, it seemed like everything mattered more.
When the first bombs fell, I was nowhere to be seen. I had already come clean, two weeks before, on the end of a rope in the old general store.
I'm not depressed I just felt like writing something sad. Enjoy .
No matter what I do, It is always there to greet me. A vision of my future. A horror for only me to see. I see a man, stand facing me. His head faces the ground. In his hand, there is a pistol.
The trees whispered quietly, as if they had a wonderful tale to tell. A girl walked past in long, confident strides, her head held high with a purpose. But upon her face is where our story starts.
Joseph had been to the nurse with a rather substantial ear infection, and stood beside the middle aged, considerably over-weight nurse was Jessica, a student nurse on a placement.
This is written in memory of my best friend, David. 1987 - 2009.
He looked at her, With her veil white. He though it familiar, His chest went tight. Everything faded, He drew back breath. Her eyes were jaded, Laced with death. He opened his eyes, Laid in fear.
My breathing was slowing. I looked to the left of me and I saw bright lights, unicorns, rainbows, you get the idea. But when I looked to my right, a horrible sight awaited my eyes.