The broken eyes of the weak.
The stony eyes of the strong.
No matter the effort we put in things,
It always comes out wrong.
The rejection boils within,
Strung to your core.
You're given a chance,
But the rejection can't be ignored.
Middle school rookie writers trying to make sense of chaos at the base of the Rocky Mountains
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Thursday, May 18, 2017
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
Eighth Grade
Eighth grade
Is
Gone
How
Truly
Honorable.
Is
Gone
How
Truly
Honorable.
Friday, March 3, 2017
1.28.16
Broken on the floor
Crumpled in a ball
Tear stained cheeks
Hurt from the fall
Pained from the actions
Presented without care
Tortured by thoughts
Struck with a stare
Confused with the truth
Hurt by the lies
Now seeing the stone
In those green eyes
Torn from hatred
Patched with the numb
Though the feeling of nothing
Only fills some
Feeling scared
Yet somehow peace
The feeling of doubt
Will eventually cease
Falling to the abyss
Darkness and shame
Few will win
Though all play a game
Insecurities appear
Tearing apart
All that was left
Of this broken heart
The sun will shine
Struggling to seep through
Though after the darkness
Light will renew
Spreading out
Covering all grounds
Darkness will diminish
Though linger around
In the weakest times
Light fights its way through
Although just in a shadow
Darkness is ready too.
Friday, February 17, 2017
Her
Everyday I kiss her on the forehead and tell her it'll be okay. Everyday I see the pain in those china blue eyes. Everyday I hug her before she steps on the bus. Everyday except for today. Today is the day I left before sunrise. Today is the day she'll be on her own. Today is the day she'll be pained as ever. Today is the day they come home.
They'll act like it's normal. They'll act as they care. They'll say they'll stay always. By morning they won't be there. The day they leave, is the day I come home. The day they leave without a word, is the day she'll no longer be alone.
Let that day come. Let it be now. Let it come before it sets in and before she asks how. How could they do this? How could they leave? She'll be sitting on the stairs with a tear stained sleeve.
I'll take her in my arms and carry her in. She'll be limp and frail, then my job begins. I'll hug her and smile and let her see. They'll never love her as much as me.
They'll act like it's normal. They'll act as they care. They'll say they'll stay always. By morning they won't be there. The day they leave, is the day I come home. The day they leave without a word, is the day she'll no longer be alone.
Let that day come. Let it be now. Let it come before it sets in and before she asks how. How could they do this? How could they leave? She'll be sitting on the stairs with a tear stained sleeve.
I'll take her in my arms and carry her in. She'll be limp and frail, then my job begins. I'll hug her and smile and let her see. They'll never love her as much as me.
Thursday, February 2, 2017
1.30.17
She did it to make people angry
She did it to make them scared
She did it because she was alone
She did it to make them care
She did it to make them hurt
Like they had done to her,
But most of all she did it
To make her happy and reassured.
She did it to make them scared
She did it because she was alone
She did it to make them care
She did it to make them hurt
Like they had done to her,
But most of all she did it
To make her happy and reassured.
Thursday, November 10, 2016
His Eyes
Gleaming copper,
Smiling gold.
Still innocent,
Not yet cold.
Sparkling in
the hot sun.
All day,
Until day is done.
Looking up,
To the skies.
Everything's perfect,
in those eyes.
Smiling gold.
Still innocent,
Not yet cold.
Sparkling in
the hot sun.
All day,
Until day is done.
Looking up,
To the skies.
Everything's perfect,
in those eyes.
Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Was it Okay?
This is my start paragraph I'm not sure what to do with it. I might just leave it as it is.
The salty tears blurred her hazel blue eyes. She tried to keep running, but the throb in her leg paced her. She fell. Her train of thought vanished, leaving her breathless in a heap on the stony cold cement. The cool concrete stung against her cold bruised cheek. Everything went black. Her eyes parted to see the sky, it wasn't blue anymore. It was a faded indigo sprinkled with stars. She remembered everything as she began to sob. She thought of yesterday when everything was okay. Was it okay?
The salty tears blurred her hazel blue eyes. She tried to keep running, but the throb in her leg paced her. She fell. Her train of thought vanished, leaving her breathless in a heap on the stony cold cement. The cool concrete stung against her cold bruised cheek. Everything went black. Her eyes parted to see the sky, it wasn't blue anymore. It was a faded indigo sprinkled with stars. She remembered everything as she began to sob. She thought of yesterday when everything was okay. Was it okay?
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