How to save an angel ((a lesson needed))

by StandStill   May 28, 2008


Daisy petals weep unto a broken mirror,
and a little girl cries because she thinks she failed.
Mummy doesn't love her right,
and a hard hand from Daddy's throne is hailed.

She smiles in the daytime light,
singing redemption on sweeter lips.
But at night she cries as she carves herself to sleep...
signing "TRAITOR" onto her hips

Forgiveness is a foreign term on her ears,
singing in a choir, atonement for her "crimes".
Hearing shrieks in the deep, dark world-
the whirlpool that makes up her mind.

She doesn't understand how people love her.
It doesn't make sense, she thinks she doesn't deserve.
Little does she knows she's an angel.
Little does she knows she's somebody's world.

How to save a fallen angel,
it's a lesson I still need to learn.
Heaven and Hell aren't too far apart...
Trying hard to give her wings to protect her from the burn

**I'm trying...**

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  • 16 years ago

    by fatima

    Nice peom

  • 16 years ago

    by she

    But at night she cries as she carves herself to sleep...
    signing "TRAITOR" onto her hips
    --a night of realease
    Forgiveness is a foreign term on her ears,
    singing in a choir, atonement for her "crimes".
    --wow
    buetiful sweet poem

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