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Lost Mommy, Lost Babies

Somewhere in the infinite darkness It comes, a sound, a whisper barely No one could be with her in this place Souls wither in such utter emptiness Lights illuminate the scene, illuminate everything Open is the door leading to her room Open are the innocent children's eyes Their cries come, their fear is paralyzing Voices she knows, wishing it wasn’t so Recognition accompanies crushing disappear She fell so deep, so easily, so instantly Unheard she screams, “Leave now, please go” Track marks exposed, she managed to cover Once hidden needles, buried deep in her vain Pointless masquerade among beautiful ignorance Heartbroken they beg , “Please wake mother” Under heavy gray skies, beneath a leave barren tree No child should sit beside the grave of mommy Her princess baby, one and only boy, dancing little lady Lost in unending blackness, crying out, searching for me.
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dana-marie-bell
American
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Jan 17, 2012
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