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She Was Dead, You Never Knew
October 21, 2014
She was only eight
When she saw the world
She wasnt suppose to see.
She was only eight
When she experienced
What she was'nt ready for.
She was only eight
When her soul, her life
Her smile, her childhood
Was taken away.
She was only eight
When you made a monster
Inside her.
She cried, she weeped
She screamed, She bleed.
She was torn inside
She was ripped apart.
She was dying inside
And pretending outside.
She was only eight
When she was suffocated to death.
© Steve S., Marblehead, MA
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