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Elegy of a Teenage Death Girl
written by miscarlet12:26 AM 8/10/04Once there was a girl who was divine
Beyond all imagination.
Her sight; so black,
Her vision was entranced in a tinted haze.
Her mind; so white,
Could not help but to love the darkened days.
She lingered as an essence of clove,
And her scent devoured all who know.
She, a dancer.
She flittered through the years.
Eloquence wrung by despair and selfless tears.
She wrote of a supposed lie.
One you discover when you die.
And she was always smiling.
A jagged cross she always bared.
She always wept for the world's despair.
Divine beyond all imagination.
A fragile heart imbrued with salvation.
Beauty yet unmeasured in darkest song.
Yet she was desperately unsung.
Alone.
Undone.
And she hides.
She cries.
Embraced by blood-stained leaves.
Crimson brightened by blackened trees.
Trees rising within a gray-lit haze.
Darkness walking through all days.
She is alone.
She will always be unwanted.
Requiem. |
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Author's footnotes and comments on this Poem:
In life, this girl was beautiful. I love her. She was intelligent, gothic, and Christian. The world couldn't accept it. They killed her. They killed her for her perfection was inconceivable.
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| » Comments / Feedback | by teenagedeathgirl (1-28-2005 - 08:00 PM)
| I'm not sure if,in my mind, your explanation goes with the poem, but still I enjoyed. |
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