Deadly Escape

by Amanda Frost   Apr 19, 2007


She sits alone in the cold, slight darkness.

From a small window, moonlight creeps to make an ere silence.

She sits in a corner with her head bent low.

Tears slowly roll down her cheeks, somethings missing, she seems hallow.

She sits making Little movement, almost as still as stone.

She has no reason to move, shes always alone.

She lifts her head, looks up at the moon.

She needs something to heal her heart covered with wounds.

Now in her hand, she stares at a razor.

Closes her eyes, picturing someone coming to save her.

Opens her eyes, puts the blade to her wrist.

Thinks about her life, the one she wont miss.

Again she shuts her eyes tighter and makes her cut.

With tears blood red and her eyes still shut.

And then again she make two, three and a couple more.

Opens her eyes and slowly falls to the floor.

She lays there cold with her breath getting short.

While lying in her puddle of blood....

She no longer breathes, she no longer hurts.

By:Amanda Frost
4/16/07

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  • 17 years ago

    by Amanda Frost

    Thanks

  • 17 years ago

    by amandalynn

    Very sad but written good. 5/5

    amanda.

  • 17 years ago

    by Anonymous Angel

    Hey,
    an awesome poem, I love it, the only thing I dont really like is that there is space between the sentences...but thats just my opinion. the flow was a bit off sometimes but overall its a great poem, 5/5
    kisses stephanie