A Little Child
By: Me
A little child couldn't feel the strength
A little child could only feel the pain
Amongst the many this little child
Was only a piece of grain.
A little child; alone an scared
The loud noise had stopped her
A little child knew not what to do
She had been going to see her father.
A little child, surronded by smoke,
This little child could no longer see.
A little child looked up at a building.
She couldn't comprehend what was to be.
A little child; her eyes clouded up
A little child let out a scream.
She yearned for one she'd never see again,
This little child who could no longer dream.
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By: Me
This space ofmine
It closes in around me
It takes away my air
It takes away my life

Slowly the walls cave in
And darkness surrounds me
I cannot see anymore
There is nothing left

I have died
And yet I live
Forever in this hell of mine
That you have created

Amongst myself the voices came
They yell and scream and
Cry out in pain and I cannot
Stand this agony only I hear

I lay and shrink as
I slip away into the nothingness
Of which completely surrounds me
Lost forever, shrouded in blood.
These Voices
By: Me
These voices all around me
They tell me where to go
These voices all around me
Which should I follow?

Of all these paths ahead
Which is true and light
Of all these paths ahead
Which leads to the darkest night

Of all these paths ahead
Does one lead to a light
Or do all these paths ahead
Each lead to an unconquerable fight
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By: Andrew Taylor

In each child,
The world needs a star
To guide their sould
For foul paths will lead them astry.
Without the knowledge of ancestors past
The child cries into an empty glass
His tears filling it as he drinks
His own misery guides his own tides
As they wane and wax
With wanton wrecklessness
Sending ships asunder
As he sips their death.
In each world,
The child needs a soul
To follow the stars
For destiny is not a four-lettered word
And cannot be trapped in the ineptitudes
Of can't
And won't.
As twinkling wishes communicate
Through histories of voluminous vacuum,
Searching for the circumference of
The perfect circle,
Circumnavigating each and every Cartesian geometry
Gyrating hula-hoops around the love
That water cannot quench,
I see the seed, browner that the widest oak
And became a capillary Chaplain
Preaching water in spouts
Networking rhythms like roots
planted deep into the fertile earth.
Last Day
By: Me

Dear Dad, just writing to tell you
That I'm all grown up now, it's true.
And everyday I thank heaven
That I will never see you again.
A childhood of hurt and abuse
The memories of which I'll never lose.
And everyday I struggle and try
To keep going, not to stop and cry.
So they say time heals all
This from those who did not fall.
But I know I can never forget
How can anyone forget that shit?
And now the blood surronds me as I lie
And think of how much I want to die.
I hear your voice wherever I go
And I instantly fill with sorrow.
All I want to know is when it'll end
But I know I'll burn for your sin.
And so this letter is for you to see
Just how much you hurt me
For happiness I will no longer strive
Today is the last day that I am alive.
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