The Hanging in the GardenA Poem by Ellie HowardSorry for the series of very short macabre poems, i know better than to show so many of the little ones, but i guess they count for something right? The plague refers to suicide, and death obviously.In the garden they hang with black rope and wire. They sleep with the roses while wearing black laced attire. They chew on the ivory flowers that sprout below their hanging bed, black sheets sunken below their heads. Their nooses tighten, their skin grows pale, lips parched - desiccated.
In the Garden I saw untouched earth and suspended feet above. Their feet blackened with warning of a hollowing plague to come. © 2012 Ellie HowardFeatured Review
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Added on June 8, 2012Last Updated on September 13, 2012 AuthorEllie HowardSan Antonio, TXAboutI'm 16 years old, and i'm in love with writing and literacy education. Writing is one of the only ways, besides my art, where i can express how i feel with confidence. Even though i'm not the religio.. more..Writing
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