Glass

Glass

A Poem by Casey Ishmael

Each time she breathed
It felt like glass.

Shards slashing her throat
Gasping for air, she hoped.

Hoping for a release,
So everyone would be pleased.

Tears rolled down her face,
Death awaits.

Was it a sweet release?
God. She hoped.

© 2017 Casey Ishmael


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Casey Ishmael
Short and sweet...

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You are a writer. I have it on good authority that writers come from Flemingsburg too. I'm not here a lot anymore. I haven't been writing lately. But I look forward to reading more from you.

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Added on April 27, 2017
Last Updated on April 27, 2017
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Casey Ishmael
Casey Ishmael

Flemingsburg



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I'm a writer, I don;t think I'm a great writer, but I'm trying my hand at this craft once again. So, please, if my writings seem unfinished or blotchy, bare with me, I'm a very slow editor. Typing fas.. more..

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