I have no right to cry
To shed these tears of sadness
I have no right to feel grief
For the loss of home
I have home no longer
No place of comfort, of familiar
Old place gone, changed forever more
New place cold, desolate
Never to be mine
None I have now, never to have again
I have no right to cry
For my petty problems
No one wants to hear
No One
Not sister full of hate and despise
Not father who believes it to be work of a woman
Not mother who asks with worry
Not wishing for truth but lies
Lies of "fines" and "okays"
I have no right to my sadness
For others have lives of
Starvation, sickness, hurt
And yet I, with my pet
Last Reason, Last Chance by TooRomantic, literature
Literature
Last Reason, Last Chance
The world was exploding. Or dying. Or burning in the fires of hell until it was reduced to ashes that would scatter into the air, never to be seen again. Or at least, that's what it felt like. I was in the park close to the house. Little kids ran around tagging and hiding. I sat on the small hill. High enough to see everything, but not be seen. The trees offered plenty coverage but still gave me a perfect view. Time passed slowly, but I was in no hurry either.
Too soon the children dispersed. They all left; eager to come again the next day. I found myself alone. There was no silence to accompany me; quite the opposite really. The
I have no right to cry
To shed these tears of sadness
I have no right to feel grief
For the loss of home
I have home no longer
No place of comfort, of familiar
Old place gone, changed forever more
New place cold, desolate
Never to be mine
None I have now, never to have again
I have no right to cry
For my petty problems
No one wants to hear
No One
Not sister full of hate and despise
Not father who believes it to be work of a woman
Not mother who asks with worry
Not wishing for truth but lies
Lies of "fines" and "okays"
I have no right to my sadness
For others have lives of
Starvation, sickness, hurt
And yet I, with my pet
Last Reason, Last Chance by TooRomantic, literature
Literature
Last Reason, Last Chance
The world was exploding. Or dying. Or burning in the fires of hell until it was reduced to ashes that would scatter into the air, never to be seen again. Or at least, that's what it felt like. I was in the park close to the house. Little kids ran around tagging and hiding. I sat on the small hill. High enough to see everything, but not be seen. The trees offered plenty coverage but still gave me a perfect view. Time passed slowly, but I was in no hurry either.
Too soon the children dispersed. They all left; eager to come again the next day. I found myself alone. There was no silence to accompany me; quite the opposite really. The