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worst thing...
08/23/2004 @ 10:25pm
By:
bubblesbabi

she sat down
across from a man she barely knew
he said watching her frown
was the worst thing she could do

he complained about his life
she knew he never saw her through
because he cared more about his wife
but that was the worst thing he could do

she hld the tears deep down inside
her eyes became to blurry to see threw
all her feelings were coming out, but she couldn't let him know she
cried
because that would be the worst thing she could do

she wanted to scream DADDY, take this loneliness away
but it was nothing to him that wasn't new
this was just another day
and to he that was the worst thing he knew

after the sight of him
she couldn't think of anything else to do
the lights became dim
and she thought of the worst thing she could do

sop she picked up the knife
and the blood began to drew
she took her own life
which was the woirst thing she could do

they soon found her body
all pale and mangled
her wrists look entangled
she was so lifeless and dead
a note lie next to her
and it read..

"dear daddy,
i saw you again today
and i began to pray
maybe one day you could be in my life
but all you spoke about was your wife
it was so hard to hold back my tears
i wanted to tell you all my fears
you walked away without a goodbye
i began to cry
you could have saved me today
but everything soon turned to gray
i made your life a little easier
you get to live without me
think about how happy you'll be.."

she signed it yours always and forever
they all thought they were clever
by never showing him the last words she drew
that was the worst thing they could do
 
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