She sat in a corner, rocked with her cry
Holding her stomach, asking God why
Anger rushed through her sinful thin veins
For acting with ignorance, full of disgrace
She banged on the wall, pleaded and swore
Pulled her black hair, scratched the wood door
Stomped her cold feet, dragged her ripped dress
Crawled on the floor, ripped open her flesh
She felt her pale face, the liquid that dripped
Her fingers stained red, her vison lost grip
Her shoulders felt heavy, her tears fell firm
Her mind was empty, yet her thoughts did burn
And then....nothing
The girl opened her eyes, scared with no clue
She was covered in white, as the walls were too
She stood up, and touched the ground with her feet
She walked toward the door, soon feeling the heat
Everything was pure, her thoughts had no violence
The halls had no doors, no ending to silence
She ran through the halls, yet nothing was near
Then she crashed on a wall, and felt brutal fear
The wall cracked open, to a world with no sound
The girl stepped on the dark, and fell straight down
She fell and fell, she closed her eyes
There was no ground, or light to guide
She simply fell.... to nothingness
OMG!!!! KARLA THAT WAS SOOO GOOD!!! ITS PROLLY ONE OF MY FAVORITE POEMS NOW!!!! GOOD JOB!!! LOV GABY