Ever write a depressing poem?
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2012/06/19 01:21:22
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I wrote this for my English class like a month ago:
The trees are no more
What's left is those dark ashes,
Lying on the ground.
I said it was to prevent forest fires but it really was about my feelings of some people :P
Have you ever written a depressing poem?
The trees are no more
What's left is those dark ashes,
Lying on the ground.
I said it was to prevent forest fires but it really was about my feelings of some people :P
Have you ever written a depressing poem?
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Laura Lovegood 2012/06/19 12:36:27Yes





















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Evil, undead, glowing bright,
Tearing crazily through the night,
Like a blazing comet in flight,
The Horrible Hound from Hell.
Devouring positive away,
This dog does not want to play.
It has emerged from a fiery fray,
The Horrible Hound from Hell.
It will control you,
It will posses you,
It will destroy you,
The Horrible Hound from Hell.
Don’t mistake it,
It will fake it,
Your mind, it will take it,
The Horrible Hound from Hell.
Its name is not Kim,
Its name is not Jim,
Its dumb name is Tim,
The Horrible Hound from Hell.
I'll be away from this world and the hurt it's caused me.
So it's settled, I'll force a bullet right into my heart,
I'll end all the pain from the place it had to start.
I'll be in bliss and euphoria and maybe feel okay,
"I was too weak to go on", I'll make sure my note will say.
I'm sorry for the confusion, you raised me right mom,
It was me who chose to do this, so please try to stay calm.
I know this is hard for you; seeing me in crimson,
But one day you'll realize that this was my decision.
I'm laying down to rest from this chaos that killed me,
I hate to leave you like this but it's how it had to be.
So as my coffin closes and the people cry,
I thank all the angels they allowed me to die.
I made this up for myself. =)
Ticking like an obscene clock
With no direction
Squishy squashy things
I think they are called maggots
Aren't they sickening?
by: Ariell Cranor
She sits in the rain;
Staying to stare at the stone,
Feeling so alone.
She thinks quietly;
Remebering better days
As she cries softly.
They loved eachother.
How could life be so unfair?
How could this happen?
One beer too many.
Just one gun left unloaded.
One unknowing shot.
Some men are murdered.
Some men die of an illness.
And some kill themselves.
Some men shoot to die.
He shot thinking it was safe.
He didn't want to die.
No doubt he was drunk.
Drunk men do not check chambers.
They don't inspect guns.
It should have been safe.
She always unloaded it.
How could she forget?
Now she blames herself.
She believes it's all her fault
And she always will.
Can't turn back the clock.
Too late to save what we lost.
This can't be undone.
I wrote this after watching my mother cry over my dead step dad's grave a couple years ago. he died in 2004 after he shot himself in the temple in front of my mother, my lil brother, and I.
By: Estrella Gonzales
She sat upon the shabby rooftop,
of her dull apartment building.
She tried to figure out why,
she had these sort of feelings.
She gazed upon the city lights,
It was a sweet soft glow.
Reminded her of a past,
And the dreams she lost long ago.
A tear trickled down her face
A memory that was fading
And all this time she had been waiting,
To escape this horrible place
Time was slipping through her fingers
She had no place to go
So she stood up on the edge
And she flew all the way home…
(I write tons of poems and alot of them are sad)
her demise
She has lost a lot of friends and all her inspiration
maybe she should contract her own assassination
would that be assisted suicide or murder for hire
so if she said she didn't kill herself would that make her a liar
guess it doesn't matter cuz no one would really care
just another mystery to solve about the how, when , and where
lets not forget the motive, why did she let this life go
if you don't know by now, then I guess you may never know