Trapped between past and present
Haikus or something like that...
I would prove you wrong
As long as you would listen...
You don't care at all...
I called many times
Your reply was so cold
And I'm not that kind you sold...
We could be the same
If memory could be wiped,
Not stereotyped...
Everything I want
Hides in a simple goodbye...
Without it I'll cry
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The daughter of silence
It all started when Echo was five. She kept having these nightmares where she would just fall into a dark pit, screaming insanely loud, yet no one, not even her own parents would hear her. It was terrifying. But the most horrible part was that when she'd wake up panting, her parents were nowhere to be found, just like in her dream. She'd always cry herself to sleep alone and helpless.
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Wow! A pictorial poem!
Beautiful & heartfelt poem!
Anna, this is very heartfelt ❤️
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Great ♡
This is a beautiful and heartbreaking poem, Anna!