Goodbye

by Elizabeth Rollins - Not entered

Goodbye cruel world
I'm doing you a favor
I plunge the steel cold blade into my chest
I feel the pressure I feel the pain
I see the bright redness of my blood
Now all I see is darkness
I listen carefully; I hear my mom scream
I'm sorry mom please forgive me
But it's too late, I lay there dead on my bedroom floor
I watch as they put me in that dark black bag just like on t.v.
I kiss my parents and say goodbye but all they do is cry as my body is taken away
So now I must say goodbye
Goodbye cruel world Goodbye

Reason for writing:

    no real reason. is there a reason or rhyme for everything we do? why do birds chirp and babies cry why do we pollute the earth. no reason.    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1998-01-27 21:21:28
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:39:57
Poem ID: 48655

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