Chelsea GrinA Poem by Death's PoetI wrote this while In English class. It came to me and I just let it bleed onto the page
She sat and she sobbed, a tear for each sin
A blade in one hand as blood ran down her chin The madness had set, taking with it her sense With an inhuman calm her blade she did rinse She picked up her looking glass at a gingerly pace And through half shattered glass she saw her own face She saw something she hadn't seen in a while Though smeared in blood her face had a smile This wasn't a smile for the joys of life But the kind that must be wrought by a knife She had carved a wicked grin into each cheek Her face a horrid sight that would make anyone weak She looked raving mad, But then again Most sane women don't have a Chelsea Grin
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