The Old WomanA Poem by EvelynRemember when you didn't know better When an unknown stain came Your body changing faster than the girls around you Being foolish and teasing the boys and falling deep into the spell of one Remember that first inhale of toxic smoke, they thought you were a regular cause you didn't choke That cool appearance now, you look back and smile You didn't know better when you were a teen You didn't know who they were or where you belonged You spoke to them all The parties came, you had your first sip and it was nothing but emotional bliss Years before that you had only one thing That would stop the thoughts that raced, that piercing zing Oh, you had discovered such a wonderful thing No need to hide the consequences that stayed A result from when your strength had failed No marks visible with this liquid You're free to refill your cup Wondering if it will ever stop And their tongue's in your mouth and you just don't know What your future beholds and When you wake up you will see You've shed the life you once lived And the shedding becomes more rapid You will kill yourself over and over again Until it's really your end Now you have no time to pretend and There's no point partaking in mortal debates Because the mortal community does not make sense You'll wander aimlessly not fitting in while they all tell you You're living in sin and you think to yourself "What a wonderful thing" You'll wander until it is your day to rest Allowing you to leave behind this forsaken mess © 2017 EvelynReviews
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