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Lost Cause Apr 2014
Her mind was closed, a flesh prison cell
For years there, she served
All of those years undeserved
Blind to freedom ringing like a fresh liberty bell

She was not guilty of any crime
All the same, she was locked away
Left a prisoner in disarray
The laws of her mind gave her time

Alone & distraught gave her monstrous thoughts
Instead of helped, she was hurt
Then those thoughts happened more often than not
Soon people forgot, & that hit her soft spot
This caused her disconcert
She was lost, but her memory was not.
An attempt at an Italian Sonnet
Lost Cause Feb 2014
She always seemed to like winter
Its cold bitter air keeping everyone at bay
giving them a reason to stay away
letting her enjoy the pain
the sting of the freezing wind
it sometimes equates
to the knife that she draws across her skin
something her Christian parents call a sin
but that's not even where her problems begin
slicing and sawing her precious wrists
the bloods seeps out and kisses her again, and again

Some days she wishes she didn't exist
she started taking risks
not caring if she missed
her veins
she only wanted the pain
it gave her something to gain
as opposed to the shame,
that she receives from
leaving sombre scenes,
indifferently at ease

She was like a slave
to her maze of a mind
until one of those days
he came along
and she caved in his arms
he waived away
any harm in her way
taking away any source of pain
he came before,
she wasted away
and was lost to the grave
now, whenever in pain,
she calls out his name
and he'll dash through the cold rain
then take her away
to a special place where
she'll be cherished.
Lost Cause Feb 2014
Her laugh, her smile
      it made me wait awhile
          for that wild child with a tender touch

She expelled the dark in that wintry park
      and that, my dear, sparked the start
            of my now warmed heart

But I'm still waiting
     For   you   to    play   your    part.
Lost Cause Feb 2014
He walked alone
down the lonely road
of which nobody had known

She, at a spry 23,
tried to forget all those bad memories which
gave her those bad dreams

He was tortured every night
She ran from every fright
but they both might do it tonight

A melancholy suicide
to rid the painful thoughts inside
One a pill of cyanide,
the other a bullet in his side

They both died

She went quick
He slowly limped, and
wished he knew why
She did it so soon

His legs finally folded
and as he fell,
he stole a glimpse of her cold eyes
and now he knows why

— The End —