SpectatorA Poem by Annabel Lee
Standing in line,
to see this show tonight, I grip my ticket so hard it tears. As I hand it in, I take a seat. A spotlight illuminates you so, the light bouncing off your skin, making you oh-so-pallid. Performing for me, an audience of one, I begin to make out the sequence of your life.... As turmoil rears its ugly head, I wish to intervene. My distant sister, My best friend, I despise the tragedy that tears at your being. And when you just can't take it anymore, And the needle full of false promise enters your vein, I fall to my knees on the unforgiving floor, And cry the sadness out in pain. I watched the threads of you begin to tear, I watched you wonder if they even care. And at this climax, This godforsaken turning point, I watch them look away, ignore your cry for help. I want to scream at them, all the emotion you told me. But I cannot help. For I am but a spectator.... © 2010 Annabel LeeAuthor's Note
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Added on April 18, 2010 Last Updated on April 18, 2010 AuthorAnnabel LeeIndianapolis, INAbouti write short stories and poems and junk i draw occasionally and like music and webcomics and cartoons i'm 15 and forget what people put in these boxes more..Writing
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