Why won't you smile?

I watched from the distance

As they dragged another away

They never come back

Ever

Her screams echoed through the building

People looked away 
Not wanting to see the young girl pulled away

They yanked her by the hair and told her to shut up
She whimpered 

And started to cry

Tears leaving streaks 

Down her grimy face

They shook her viciously 

Told her to stop crying

When she didn't 
One man back handed her 

Across the face

She fell to the floor

A gash above her eye

Where the man's ring

Had cut it

She pulled her knees into her chest 

And rocked back and forth

But they weren't having any of that

They lifted her up

By the scruff of her neck

And ripped off her top

She screamed louder

They got a knife

And cut 

Intricate designs into her struggling body

And laughed

That's all they did

Was laugh

And soon enough 
I felt myself

Smile

I started to roar with laughter

Her eyes met mine

Through her matted hair

And I grinned

I snatched the knife away from the man 

He looked at me 

And paled

I gave my sinister grin

And turned to the rest of the workers

I brought the knife to her face

And held it against her mouth
She didn't move

Just stared

Why didn't she smile? 

She should be happy

She didn't have to work anymore

I smiled

She stared

I frowned

She didn't smile back

That was very 

Very rude

Don't you think?

I started on the left side of her lip

And moved the knife up to her cheek

Leaving a perfect curve

I then did the same

On the other side

I stepped back

And looked at my handiwork

There

Now she could smile

Forever