Behind Closed DoorsA Poem by Bookworm1223Sometimes I wonder, Behind closed doors, If people would miss me, Or just ignore. Ignore the space I left behind, Ignore that I was sometimes unkind. The seat, now sitting all alone, Where I once sat, A veritable throne, Now lays dead, dormant and dull, While the worms eat away, Eat away at my skull. But no one laments, They all pretend. Pretend we were friends 'Fore my miserable end. While in the ground, I silently lay. Blind to the actors of this sick, twisted play. Their souls writhe in torment, "Was it something I said?" How cautious they become, When one turns up dead. But why should they miss me? What reason to mourn? When their hearts full of hatred, Silently scorned. I wasn't the prettiest, the thinnest, or best. My days passed on by, most without zest. I was not remarkable, Not my head, not my toes. Not my arms nor my fingers, My eyes nor my nose. I was plain as could be, Blended right in. Represented no saint, Yet committed no sin. Then why, you might ask, Would I leave this life, Not one that has ever Been brimming with strife. My answer I am quick to say, The reason I felt I must go away, Because though my smile was wide, And laughter'd soon follow, Inside I was dying, My soul feeling hollow. So I left this cruel world, I left it behind. If only for moments, Within my own mind. But sometimes I wonder, Behind closed doors, If people would miss me, Or continue as before.
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