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Someone Once Asked
Someone once asked
That if I was a bird
If I would take flight
And never return
Someone once asked
That if I was a fish
If I would swim to the depths
And never return
Someone once asked
That if I was the wind
If I would blow down the trees
And never return
Someone once asked
That if I was the moon
If I'd choose to face the side
That never saw the sun
Someone once asked
That if I had all the answers
If I would hold them from others
And keep them as secrets
Someone once asked
What it's like to be depressed
And to them
I'd answer this:
It's never being able
To take flight
To be free
To feel the breeze
To just be me
To never really feel the sun
And keep too many secrets
And harbor too much hate
And feel as if you have no control
Over your mind, over your life, and over your fate.
And then I'd ask them to mind their own damn business.
Someone once asked
That if I was a bird
If I would take flight
And never return
Someone once asked
That if I was a fish
If I would swim to the depths
And never return
Someone once asked
That if I was the wind
If I would blow down the trees
And never return
Someone once asked
That if I was the moon
If I'd choose to face the side
That never saw the sun
Someone once asked
That if I had all the answers
If I would hold them from others
And keep them as secrets
Someone once asked
What it's like to be depressed
And to them
I'd answer this:
It's never being able
To take flight
To be free
To feel the breeze
To just be me
To never really feel the sun
And keep too many secrets
And harbor too much hate
And feel as if you have no control
Over your mind, over your life, and over your fate.
And then I'd ask them to mind their own damn business.
Literature
Grave of the Fireflies
I cried in the burning dark
as everything here burns in this park
I watched as my little sister burned
I watched as my whole world turned
Fireflies gathered to pick her up
While I could only gather her enough
In a little canister that used to be hers
In my hand that used to hold hers
I saw my sister for the last time
as I put her in the canister without a crime
I could have done better but I didn't
I didn't see how much it mean't
Now my sister has joined the ashes
while the lights I saw, flashes.
I sat among the bodies of boys
I sat among the children's toys
I cried for myself, my sister as well
but that is something anyone c
Literature
The Thing
I lay still in my bed,
Mr. Ted by my side,
And listen hard for the thing
That crawls around outside.
He'll start with the scratching,
It's always the same,
His claws carving the face
Of the wooden door frame.
Then he'll move onto the blood
Seeping beneath my door,
Dripping from the walls,
Covering the floor.
The wardrobe will squeak,
Those green eyes appear,
Voices will whisper
Dark words in my ear.
Their dead hands will tug
At the edge of my sheets
And insects will crawl
All over my feet.
I lay and wait
For their games to begin.
But tonight will be different,
I whisper with a grin,
Tonight I will show
Those monsters a scare.
They can come b
Literature
i only asked for the end of the world
"i found shadows in the sun again,"
i looked at her
with a gleam of sarcasm in my eyes,
as she looked down with wind in her hair.
the night looked lovely on her.
the purple of post-nebula progression
it made her eyes look electric blue
though they were a soft green.
"i said, i found shadows on the sun again."
she'd never look up unless
she couldn't breathe and needed
to pull a sigh out of her butterfly winged lungs.
and that bothered me;
- she'd refuse to breathe
only because the air seemed
un-enough.
she'd give up so easily sometimes.
i run out of pretty things to say
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wrote this last night, can't remember what my inspiration was though.
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The one-line ending is wonderful; it's like you actually wrote a door slamming in someone's face (if that makes any sense)
The whole poem itself is great
The whole poem itself is great