Girl on the Corner Block

Girl on the Corner Block

A Poem by Jessica

 

It feels like tomorrow will never come.
Endless days
Endless nights
Endless running
Lonely streets
              Deserted roads
                                Abandoned Lanes
Strange faces
Rain pours down, thunder crashes, lightning strikes
Splits apart trees
Like the roots of her soul
The stem of her heart
 
Why?
 
Why keep going
Giving up would be easier
So much easier
Throw it all away like litter
 
Like life
 
End the endless endlessness
Endless nothingness
 
Nothing.
 
Everything left behind
Gone forever
No moon
No stars
No hopes
No dreams
 
No food.
 
Never going back
In the morning there’ll always be a new day
But right now it feels like tomorrow will never come.
A new day will never dawn
One endless day of night
 
Aching cold
As cold as her circle of hope
Night getting colder
Freezing
For forever
 
A girl on the corner block
 
Hair drips in her face
Like sodden leaves
And branches
Alone
 
Street light flickers
Dies.
Cold, dark world lies beyond
The vanquished circle of light
Frightened
Haunted by the ticking of the church clock
Counting down the minutes
The seconds
Before the stalking shadows pounce
No safe place to hide
No place to go inside
Her tears have dried
            Turned to ice
 
 
 
 
 
                     I’m just that girl on the corner block.

 

© 2009 Jessica


Author's Note

Jessica
I know the layout is pretty weird, but oh well. <<

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I loved the flow of this piece, and I thought it was a very great write. I like the part where you wrote:

"Street light flickers
Dies.
Cold, dark world lies beyond
The vanquished circle of light
Frightened
Haunted by the ticking of the church clock
Counting down the minutes
The seconds
Before the stalking shadows pounce
No safe place to hide
No place to go inside"

You can almost feel the paranoia that starts to set it as she has no place to hide as the street light dies and the sound of the church clock. The emotions in this piece were very well expressed. Great job and keep up the wonderful writes.

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.




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I really like this, ike the emotion , it tells a pretty powerful story.
I have felt these kind of feelings once or twice in my life.
It's a very well expressed write.

Posted 14 Years Ago


I think that the layout kinda distracts you from the poem itself.

Perhaps if you had it more aligned with the words you want to execptionally STAND OUT moved around then it will have more impact.
The writing itself is excellent, try to avoid the repeition of adjectives unless it's intended.

Great job overall :)

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

I loved the flow of this piece, and I thought it was a very great write. I like the part where you wrote:

"Street light flickers
Dies.
Cold, dark world lies beyond
The vanquished circle of light
Frightened
Haunted by the ticking of the church clock
Counting down the minutes
The seconds
Before the stalking shadows pounce
No safe place to hide
No place to go inside"

You can almost feel the paranoia that starts to set it as she has no place to hide as the street light dies and the sound of the church clock. The emotions in this piece were very well expressed. Great job and keep up the wonderful writes.

Posted 14 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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