The Sleeping Dead

by Alyson Mary   Jun 27, 2005


I felt my face smear against the concrete.
The impact of the car made it so I can't breathe.
I try so hard to think of where I'm at.
Now the pain takes over and the world goes black.
Suddenly I inhale as if it's the first time in an eternity.
I sit up and realize someone has hurt me.
Thousands of needles jab into me, life is pain.
I want to stop playing this harsh game.
This man almost killed me.
In his car he was drunk and asleep.
He seemed to have a look of helplessness on his face.
Then he hit me, and that led to disgrace.
Many people shouted and screamed.
I heard a women say, "She's only fourteen."
I wanted to tell them I'm still here, it's not over yet.
But before I could say anything a white sheet was pulled over my head.
Another life has been lost, and I become the sleeping dead.

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  • 19 years ago

    by Lovemylove

    Great poem keep it up.

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