Erase the WallsA Poem by TrebleIn their last hours I was drawing on the walls at Angie’s house. In their last minutes, they were turning onto her street. In their last seconds, I was walking to their car; Angie’s mom was walking with me.
I called out to them, but when they didn’t say honeybun, I squinted and saw white sheets on them. I screamed and tried to run to them, but Angie’s mom pulled me close, stroking my hair, rocking me. When I stopped screaming, she told me mom and dad have left all of us.
I cried, shook my head no, and buried my head in my hands. She pulled me in tighter. I asked if I could turn back time, if staying home would have saved them, if God could give them back. I prayed to God, said I’d give God my dolls, said I’d erase the walls.
Nothing happened. © 2017 Treble |
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1 Review Added on May 31, 2016 Last Updated on December 2, 2017 AuthorTrebleAboutHi, I'm a young adult, and I love writing poetry and the occasional short story. more..Writing
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