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A Sad Story

by bailey-cahill

I do not know The exact moment I died, Maybe it was when they told me I would never again be able To look into your eyes. The willows were weeping with me- An army of broken hearts and promises All going down with me. The clouds were crying- Filled by fallen angels' tears. You only wanted to escape, The dusty corners of your mind Were never good enough. The demons made you do it; They whispered in your ear Until you could not imagine Any other way of living on. Their heinous promises Made you get on the chair And jump out of the rope's reach. They made you swallow Your screams of pain, Anger, And Regret. And then they finally closed your eyes. Their words filled my dreams; Made them nightmares. And when I walked in And found you, The demon's words filled My mind, My world, And my soul With promises That I would never be able To look into your eyes again.
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