poor kid

By x555vampire666x · Jun 1, 2008 · ·
  1. Her dad was a drunk
    Her mom was an addict
    Her parents kept her
    Locked in an attic


    Her only friend
    was a little toy bear
    It was old and worn out
    And had patches of hair


    She always talked to it
    When no one's around
    She lays there and hugs it
    Not a peep of sound


    Until her parents
    unlock the door
    Some more and more pain
    She'll have to endure


    A bruise on her leg
    A scar on her face
    Why would she be
    In such a horrible place?


    But she grabs her bear
    And softly cries
    She loves her p arent s
    But they want her to die


    She sits in the corner
    Quiet but thinking,
    "Please God, why is
    My life always sinking? "


    Such a bad life
    For a sad little kid
    She'd get beaten and beaten
    For anything she did


    Then one night
    Her mom came home high
    And the poor child was beaten
    As hours went by


    Then her mom suddenly
    Grabbed for a blade
    It was sharp and pointy
    One that she made


    She thrusted the blade
    Right in her chest,
    "You deserve to die
    You worthless pest"


    The mom walked out
    Leaving the girl s lowly dieing
    She grabbed her bear
    And again started crying


    Police showed up
    At the small little house
    Then quickly barged in
    Everything quiet as a mouse


    One officer slowly
    Opened a door
    To find the little girl
    Lying dead on the floor


    It must have been bad
    To go through so much harm
    But at least she died
    With her best friend by her arm

Comments

  1. hammertime1070
    oh my...that is so sad...but very very beautiful...I love your meter and your rhyme scheme, very stylistic. I'm a big fan...reminds me of tennyson
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