The remorse of killing someone out of rage, maybe a loved one.

"No amount of forensic
Evidence will ever clear my conscience... "

-LOVE this line!!

Woah. This is definitely really cool. The attitude here is maybe this was an accidental killing? Either and accidental homicide or an accident. I can't draw conclusions, because now I have like a million different thoughts about this. Vehicular homicide on accident and the blood on the speaker's shirt is from trying to help? Maybe the speaker lost control and killed someone they loved? You're a mastermind.

"No amount of forensic
Evidence will ever clear my conscience."

^^I agree with Hannah on that, definitely. I love that. This wasn't an intentional cold-blooded slaughter. This person truly didn't want this to happen, and that twists your guts.

LOVE YOU. xxoo

REALLY loved this sweetie i really did since i smiled at "chalk outline" since it reminded me of Three Days Grace

Wow Rusheena, what can I say. You do really have a way with the formed poetry and the short impacts on the reader.

I like the idea you took this because if you gave us the incident first we would already be feeling anger and blame toward the murderer. but because you just gave us their view from the start, and the fact that they do have to live with this regret the rest of their life, shows they did not intend this and have already suffered themselves.

Very unique little idea, I am glad you took this title.

This gives me some hope that there are people out there that feel guilty after committing a crime...

I can't pick out a part that I loved the most because I think everything was described and written so well...the length of this really blew me away because it was short but so much was said...

I really enjoyed this one Rusheena...great write.