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poison ivy

There it rested,
A drop of blood
That should have lain
Deep within
A now uncaring vein.

And the carrier of this vein,
Lay still and breathless
In front of me
At only sixteen years old.

So still and calm
A smile floats upon her now
White face.

As here she sits in peace now
No longer feeling any pain.

Author notes

i dont know if this fits what you want or not, but its about my friend, who had a lot of pain in her life, and then one day not on purpose, she od on heroin, and well i was the one who found her, which is what the poem is about, finding her dead.

if it isnt what you meant by diffrent, then let me know and i will remove it.
thanks joss.
oh yeah and Transatlanticism dont know why you want that in the notes but there it is.

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  • jossiemarie
    July 1, 2008
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    your right thats because this is a poem i wrote some years ago, for a book i wrote of the same name, only the manuscripe for the book was stollen, it had all been written by hand you see, so i didnt have a copy, the poem was longer, but all i could remember was up to her now white face, and i didnt have the heart, to drag up all the memory of that moment again, to finish it, so i guess i kind of took the cowards way out, and just added on the last to lines.
    its a shame because it was one of the best things i ever wrote in its entirity.


  • Trent plus pen
    June 30, 2008

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    I am sorry to hear about the ordeal you went through.

    This poem is really touching and is exacatly the kind of write was looking for!

    I think the poem is really really good, my only problem is with
    "No longer feeling any pain. "

    The final line.

    The poem really needs a powerful finish, and it doesn't seem to live up to the building emotion.

    Maybe think of an alternate last line?


    Fantastic poem!
    Well done.

    Trent