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Array ( [sid] => 62666 [catid] => 1 [aid] => mick [title] => Life With A Muderer [time] => 2004-09-05 16:59:20 [hometext] => this one really means alot to me, please comment!! [bodytext] => It happened last week again
She came in to my room and then
She saw what I had done while sleeping
And again her rage came creeping
I didn’t understand at first
It’s been bad before but this was worse
She tore me out of my warm bed
Grabbing my hair and pulling by my head
Dragged me down the hall and into the bathroom
Now I began to see my fault and my doom
Im sorry momma, ill be good I swear!
She threw me down, letting go of my hair
You left the candle burning you little *****!
I’m sorry I said, bracing for the first hit
I was right indeed to brace myself
She swung at me so I hid under the shelf
But no, no, no she wasn’t done
In fact she hadn’t even begun.
Picked me up and dropped me in the tub
This isn’t her I thought, it’s the drugs
But alas it was her standing over me
It was her taking pleasure in my screams
She turned on the water so no one could hear
The pain of her fists began to burn and sear
She hit my head against the hard, cold wall
By then I felt nothing, nothing at all
Suddenly the water was ruby red
This is it, I’m gonna wind up dead
All the while she was screaming in my head
And never will I forget the things she said
Worthless, she called me, stupid and wrong
I cant die now god, I’m too young
I wanted to scream out, stop, it hurts so bad!
She was so angry with me, why was she so mad?
She left me for a moment, alone there on the floor
Bleeding, hurting, I stared towards the door
I knew she was coming back to finish me off
I thought of my bed, so warm and soft
If only I were there, still in my own dream world
The pain suddenly came back and I curled
Back up as the blood spilled onto the tile
I would be beaten for that too, in a while
I needed to see my face, to make sure this was real
I pulled myself up by the railing, such cold steel
I looked in the mirror but whom did I see?
No one I knew in the least, a total stranger to me
My eyes were purple and blood dribbled down my chin
To know me you would’ve had to look within
The room was covered in blood, from where I didn’t know
I heard her footsteps coming again; I knew I had to go
If I didn’t get out I wouldn’t survive
I wanted to make it to sixteen alive
So I ran down the hall and out into the yard
My body went numb, running so hard
I couldn’t feel the tears streaming down my face
All I wanted was to escape from that place
I don’t quite recall what happened next
I woke up in a room in memorial west
It was raining outside, like it had been for years
It was raining in my heart, thus forth came my tears
I didn’t tell them what happened because I was afraid
I didn’t know what they would do, what fuss would be made
But ill tell them all someday and sorry she will be
For all the horrible things she’s done to me
I live with her now and it scares me to death
I never know when I may be taking my last breath
If she tried to do it once, why not try it again?
What if she succeeds this time, what then?
Won’t someone save me from this prison of fear?
Do you hear me scream, do you know I’m here?
I saved myself once but can I do it a second time?
I write my fears in these useless rhymes
If by the time you read this poem, my body is under the sand
Know that I did not die justly, but at her hands
And from this poem there is a lesson but one
Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words can get the deed done.
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Life With A Muderer

Contributed by darkplaidbabe on Sunday, 5th September 2004 @ 04:59:20 PM in AEST
Topic: oops



It happened last week again
She came in to my room and then
She saw what I had done while sleeping
And again her rage came creeping
I didn’t understand at first
It’s been bad before but this was worse
She tore me out of my warm bed
Grabbing my hair and pulling by my head
Dragged me down the hall and into the bathroom
Now I began to see my fault and my doom
Im sorry momma, ill be good I swear!
She threw me down, letting go of my hair
You left the candle burning you little *****!
I’m sorry I said, bracing for the first hit
I was right indeed to brace myself
She swung at me so I hid under the shelf
But no, no, no she wasn’t done
In fact she hadn’t even begun.
Picked me up and dropped me in the tub
This isn’t her I thought, it’s the drugs
But alas it was her standing over me
It was her taking pleasure in my screams
She turned on the water so no one could hear
The pain of her fists began to burn and sear
She hit my head against the hard, cold wall
By then I felt nothing, nothing at all
Suddenly the water was ruby red
This is it, I’m gonna wind up dead
All the while she was screaming in my head
And never will I forget the things she said
Worthless, she called me, stupid and wrong
I cant die now god, I’m too young
I wanted to scream out, stop, it hurts so bad!
She was so angry with me, why was she so mad?
She left me for a moment, alone there on the floor
Bleeding, hurting, I stared towards the door
I knew she was coming back to finish me off
I thought of my bed, so warm and soft
If only I were there, still in my own dream world
The pain suddenly came back and I curled
Back up as the blood spilled onto the tile
I would be beaten for that too, in a while
I needed to see my face, to make sure this was real
I pulled myself up by the railing, such cold steel
I looked in the mirror but whom did I see?
No one I knew in the least, a total stranger to me
My eyes were purple and blood dribbled down my chin
To know me you would’ve had to look within
The room was covered in blood, from where I didn’t know
I heard her footsteps coming again; I knew I had to go
If I didn’t get out I wouldn’t survive
I wanted to make it to sixteen alive
So I ran down the hall and out into the yard
My body went numb, running so hard
I couldn’t feel the tears streaming down my face
All I wanted was to escape from that place
I don’t quite recall what happened next
I woke up in a room in memorial west
It was raining outside, like it had been for years
It was raining in my heart, thus forth came my tears
I didn’t tell them what happened because I was afraid
I didn’t know what they would do, what fuss would be made
But ill tell them all someday and sorry she will be
For all the horrible things she’s done to me
I live with her now and it scares me to death
I never know when I may be taking my last breath
If she tried to do it once, why not try it again?
What if she succeeds this time, what then?
Won’t someone save me from this prison of fear?
Do you hear me scream, do you know I’m here?
I saved myself once but can I do it a second time?
I write my fears in these useless rhymes
If by the time you read this poem, my body is under the sand
Know that I did not die justly, but at her hands
And from this poem there is a lesson but one
Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words can get the deed done.




Copyright © darkplaidbabe ... [ 2004-09-05 16:59:20]
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Re: Life With A Muderer (User Rating: 1 )
by Remy on Monday, 6th September 2004 @ 12:41:47 PM AEST
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cheezy ending those last couple of lines, but an otherwise great story... complex and well-written. good one!
~Remy~


Re: Life With A Muderer (User Rating: 1 )
by flamingblade on Wednesday, 10th May 2006 @ 07:50:19 PM AEST
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very emotional write




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