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Silent Screams

Huddled in the corner,
alone and scared.
Doesnt know what she did
or how she even got there.
Somewhere down the road
life took a turn,
now all that is left;
Scars up her arm, self-inflicted burns.

She grew up as an angel,
Daddy's little girl,
but slave to the devil she became.
Tainted by the cruelty of the world.
Found refuge in the streets
freedom within a needle.
But at night she still cries
Invisible to all the people.

To forget was all she asked;
wipe the slate clean.
But punishment she now must indure
suffocating in her own silent scream.

Time is frozen, tears stand still.
All I want;
            to remember how to feel.






Author notes

I touch the fire and it freezes me,
I look into it, and its black.
my skin cracks and peels,
but yet,I still dont feel.
I want the fire back.

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  • Ntagatf
    August 20, 2008

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    I love your work, your an amazing poet!!! This is a wonderful write, I saw major flash backs as i read this, almost like reading my past written by someone else. just very beautiful!

  • sweetdreamsforyou
    May 29, 2008

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    wow

    damn..... thats amazing. beautiful imagery. beautiful in a kinda dark and dismal way but beautiful nonetheless. simply amazing write. i dont think there's any way for you to improve on it that wouldnt ruin the tone of the poem.....amzing write. did i mention that? lol


  • lowercase prelude gold member
    May 24, 2008

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    very emotional write. very descriptive as well, i can feel your pain through these words. and btw, i'm always here if ya need someone to talk to =]

  • JaneObsidian
    May 16, 2008

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    well done!

    a truely amazing poem, it really touched me. i can relate so incredibly much to this poem and i think you wrote it perfectly.