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Eiza Ivelisse Jan 23
I've always wished people could drink their words and realize how bitter they taste.

While having a way of weaving their words to be as cloying as a dollop of honey in bitter tea;

They serve that cup only to those whom they can gain something from.

And those whom they cannot gain anything from, are served nothing.

Nothing, but
A cup of bitterness.
Eiza Ivelisse Mar 2018
She always smiled, and finally had cried,
She got tired of all those people who lied;
Her eyes, no longer bright and wide,
This is a story about a girl who died.

She cut her wrist and watched it drip,
With blood so red, as the color of her lip;
She took the chance, not letting it slip,
She added more to the wrist she had slit.

It wasn’t enough, so she tied a noose,
Making sure it was secure, not loose;
She grabbed a chair and took off her shoes,
There she stood, covered in bruise.

She never found ways,
To die, without a trace;
But the thought of finally dying, made her heart race,
She then pushed the chair, with a smile on her face.
Eiza Ivelisse Mar 2018
To have descried
such lugubrious expression
on your chiseled face;
the moment I said,

"You make my heart race."

That's when I knew;
You weren't for me to take.

— The End —