Amateur Poetry

   
Title:  Murdered Girl Author:  Ellena Alraune
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 The silence was rabid
and the sky
billions of glitter-formed stars
devoid of any colour
and she
as colorless as they were
and as empty as the hollows
of the nearby telephone poles
her head throbbed and throbbed 
and she knew naught but sadness
and numb with pain
she would only feel 
 
And she could only recall
rain on the windows
that only she could see
voices in the hallways
(running, running)
terror in her sadness
as the day would fade
her face broken in the gallows
(at least she found escape)
 
The bandages stung her open wounds 
and noone would do but blame 
and she became mute for there was no point
in speaking when noone would listen 
screaming when noone would believe
and her tongue was cut by an invisible force
that noone could understand but me..
 
  
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