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Kelsie Cameron Jan 2011
The sun sets as the night comes forth.
Tranquility immerses me with a cool numbing.
The calm before a storm.
A dark feeling overcomes me. A presence of death is felt throughout my entire being.
The beginning of the end.
My stomache churns as I await the news I long not to hear.
He's gone.
He's lost.
He's dead.
The chaos is out of my control as I hear his voice in the distance,
Or is it just in my head?
Gone.
Lost.
Dead...
Night.
Also old, but there is something about it I still like
Kelsie Cameron Jan 2011
Who is watching us?
How far does the chain go?
As we look at bacteria with a microscope,
As a child looks at a small bug with a magnifying glass,
Who is watching us?
Are we the bugs under the magnifying glass to others?
Sometimes I wonder
If such a thing is a possibility.
Will anyone ever know for sure?
Do the bugs under the magnifying glass or the bacteria under the microscope know we are watching them?
Or do they go on with there lives unknowing of our presence?
Are we as unknowing as them?
I wonder,
Who is really at the end of the magnifying glass?
I wrote this a while ago. I edited it to my taste, but most of it is unchanged.
Kelsie Cameron Jan 2011
You hate it.
The slow tearing of your heart,
But you need it.
You need it to survive the day.
Because if you lose it,
You know that it is over.
The dream is gone.
The dream that someday he will leave her,
Leave her to enter your embrace;
To put his tender lips upon yours in a way so gentle that only he would Understand.
You want him to hold your hand
And whisper into your ear that he loves you more than himself,
And that he would jump in front of a freight train to make sure you Were okay.
You Can't bare the thought of the picture he has painted,
Yet you're flattered.
Then you realize that it won't ever happen.
Now you can picture it,
See his hot breath pass your cheek to your jaw line.
Then to your lips,
That's when you feel it the most.
The slow tearing of your heart.
Your center,
Your everything.
Then you see him pass
And your heart stops
Only to recollect itself when he leaves.
It only gets worse.
I wrote this a while ago also, but it is one of my favorites.
Kelsie Cameron Jan 2011
Look up.
What do you see?
The stars.
Your relatives, friends, and spouses.
They are watching.
Do you hear them?
The sounds of the night calling you?
Crickets, owls, whispering wind?
They are your loved ones.
They wish they could communicate with you.
But no matter how hard they try you can't hear them.
But you can feel them.
You can see them.
Each star is a person, a person that is loved by their family and friends.
They make sure your life without them can still be joyful.
Just like someone else I know.
Do you see the beautiful night sky looking down at you?
That's God.
I wrote this in 7th grade and it won a contest. Even though I don't really like it, I remember how good I felt when I wrote it.
Kelsie Cameron Jan 2011
Everywhere I look your face appears.
It haunts and stalks me wherever I go.
Your voice sends my heart into overdrive,
And I hate when the rhythm changes.
I hate when I hear a song and it reminds me of you.
Did you know that you are the only thing I think about?
You toy with my emotions as if it is a game, and you would do anything for me to lose.
You taunt and mock me at every chance available.
You always win.
You will always win.
Kelsie Cameron Jan 2011
I fell to my knees.
I sobbed.
I looked up for a split second,
and I swore I saw you smile.
The fire running through my veins took over.
I thrashed all around the small room,
And I may have hit my head.
I can't remember.
You started laughing and my limbs reacted as I crumbled again.
The dew of steam from my face had not yet begun to hault.
Was it seconds, minutes, or hours?
It felt like days.
You did this to me.
I am like this because of you.
I am here because of you.
The doctor entered the small room.
I saw a light,
and that is all I can remember.

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