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They say you fell into the creek. Well you did, but not by accident. You fell from the willow, Like the tears you so often shed of late. Life was too much So you breathed the water like it was air, Gasping between unheard sobs. Drop by drop by bucketful of current Moved between the folds of your dress And pulled you in deeper and deeper. The wreaths of flowers entangled around Your wrists, your hair, your neck; Beautiful nooses, Symbolic of despair and misdirection. Your life left you Like a hey nonny, nonny As innocence fled from Denmark To the safety of inexistence. How she wanted to pull you free, But didn't. This was your final escape. You deserved it. And now you lie In a grave dug by comic relief And filled with regret. An unmarked grave For an unmarked soul Tainted by nothing, But the wet mark of suicide.
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Oct 28, 2012
Oct 28, 2012 at 12:58 AM UTC
Ophelia (10.27.12)
They say you fell into the creek. Well you did, but not by accident. You fell from the willow, Like the tears you so often shed of late. Life was too much So you breathed the water like it was air, Gasping between unheard sobs. Drop by drop by bucketful of current Moved between the folds of your dress And pulled you in deeper and deeper. The wreaths of flowers entangled around Your wrists, your hair, your neck; Beautiful nooses, Symbolic of despair and misdirection. Your life left you Like a hey nonny, nonny As innocence fled from Denmark To the safety of inexistence. How she wanted to pull you free, But didn't. This was your final escape. You deserved it. And now you lie In a grave dug by comic relief And filled with regret. An unmarked grave For an unmarked soul Tainted by nothing, But the wet mark of suicide.
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Oct 28, 2012
Oct 28, 2012 at 12:58 AM UTC
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