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Here's to a Life, Gone and Forgotten

The blood gushes out,pouring down
Her arm, and leaks onto the floor.

The tears run down my face,
As my mind wonders to its own place.

The blood that was once shed is gone,
Yet the pain still lingers, and it's not planning to leave.

I lay there, thinking.
"What made her have those suicidal thoughts?"
I used to ask myself.

The blood gushed out of her on that night.
Her pain is gone.
Yet for me, it will never leave,

As there are still blood stains on my carpet.

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Lost One

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  • forbidden-colour
    November 12, 2007

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    Nice write! thank you for entering,
    I did find the last two lines a bit awkward though!
    :/
    !
    xx


  • bruntbeauty
    October 17, 2007

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    This was very nicely written, the last four lines were my favorite. Thank you for your entry. best of luck!


  • ScrewAllOfYou
    September 7, 2007

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    Ah, suicide. A form Im not all to found of when I read poetry but yet I cant ignore how well it was written. Also, seeing as I never said no emo stuff, I must allow this and judge fairly. It does tell of a loved one leaving their mark, enough after death. Losing a loved one is a hard thing to suffer. Good luck and good write.


  • jt4mc
    August 11, 2007

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    Very well done!
    I even read the comments so I know it didn’t really happen, which surprised me because it was so very real the way you wrote it. It’s true that you used just the right amount of words. I think a short direct piece can often have more impact, and yet after you’re done reading it still lingers…
    Interesting too how it seemed to mean different things too different people & 2 things to one person. I think a good poem speaks to the reader & touches them where they are, in their own heart, and that creates the different meaning kind of thing. I think that’s a good thing. You have communicated in a lovely way!


  • badddgirl
    August 10, 2007

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    Wow, this gave me chills, this is very well written to where I can picture it in my head and feel your pain in my heart.
    Thanks for posting.
    Great job.

    The blood gushed out of her on that night.
    Her pain is gone.
    Yet for me, it will never leave,


  • FleetingImage
    August 4, 2007
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    i loved reading this poem it flowed and had a nice use of words...good luck
    ~Wolf~


  • MeaningfulPoet482
    July 19, 2007

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    Wow that was probably very rude of me.

    It's still a very beautiful and deep poem.

    Very appoligetic.


  • MeaningfulPoet482
    July 17, 2007
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    This is beautiful in everything except I'm hemophobic.


  • Lost In Dreaming
    June 23, 2007
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    I thought this was really good--congrats on the trophy


  • Long Road Home
    May 28, 2007
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    You didn't read the rules. I can tell.


  • nobodys-girl
    May 28, 2007

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    oh wow...this is so beautifully sad...it reminds me of one of my best friends so well. i remmeber her trying to kill herself and me walking in on her cutting...it was horrible. anyway awesome write!

  • SomehowHereAgain
    May 16, 2007

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    so this is a trophy winner? i can see why. its really good. the imagery may not be the most original ever, but it sure does get the point across and it accurately paints a picture. i took this in two different ways:
    1. the narrator was talking about herself, yet switched between 'i' and 'her' for effect
    2. the narrator was talking about her friend that killed herself on the floor of the narrator
    after reading the other comments, i think you meant the second one, though. good job.


  • lilacgold
    April 28, 2007

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    So sad...but so beautifully written. You wrote just the right amount to get the message across without rambling. I can see why you won the silver trophy, congratulations!


  • -Ink Artist-
    April 4, 2007

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    Such a sad write. The sense of loss is easily felt by the reader. Your thoughts and emotions are conveyed well. Thanks for your entry!

    ~Lori

  • marrow
    April 1, 2007
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    i think you've got the emotion packed into this, but perhaps some more unique imagery. place the two of those elements together, and there will be a more popping piece. just my two cents. :) thank you for your entry, j


  • torieshawesum
    March 25, 2007
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    no, it isnt a true story, i actually wrote it originally about someone cutting theirselves and i looked at it and realized that if i made a few changes, it could be about a friend or someone killing themselves.


  • WriteOrWrong597
    March 22, 2007

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    This was so incredibly sad. Is this a true story? If so, I'm so sorry that this happened to you. Congrats on the trophy, though.


  • bw43
    March 11, 2007

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    I liked the last line... the way it described exactly why you won't forget. It kind of made it a cynical twist though... it sounds more like the speaker is more angry than sad about the suicide of the friend. I suppose anger would be the correct emotion to have, though, in the case of suicide.

    So as I was saying.. the cynical twist because up until the last line, it sounds like the speaker won't forget because... well it's such a tragedy.. but then it turns out... well, the blood stains are there as a constant reminder... ensuring that the memory is not lost in oblivion.

    This was a really sad piece.


  • tawk gold member
    February 20, 2007

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    This is so sad, and such an emotional piece. I am so sorry for your loss. Good luck in my contest


  • Princessdove
    February 20, 2007

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    Very sad situation. I'm sorry for your loss and the pain of the mess afterwards. Good job with this. Keep up the good work.


  • lostinsidemyhead
    February 20, 2007
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    woah thats awesome. i really like it. very deep


  • sprack44
    February 19, 2007

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    Her pain is gone.
    Yet for me, it will never leave,

    very nice
    and nice authors notes
    you are one of the only ones so far

    congrats this is a very good piece

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