
When it cracked, when it bled
My brain, it readjusted
Violently against my skull
With fist that flew and thrusted
The shock, it sent me to a daze
Just lying there, a dead girl gaze
While fingers wrapped around my neck
They squeezed and chocked and left their mark
My head, it slammed into the brick
So quick and sharp, it made me sick.
The concrete stained with thick black blood
My thoughts faded and turned to mud
And every gasp and every blow
Brought me closer to the fire below
But He swooped in and saved the day
He said you better start to pray
For one more chance, I’ll give to you.
You’re not done yet, much more to do.
About the Creator
C.L. Deslongchamp
I am a freelance writer, poet, and artist. Author of Because I feel deeply, Poetry and Writings by Girls who Felt Deeply and Leader Great and Strong.
Instagram:c.l.deslongchamp


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