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Moonlit Tears

Contributed by s_u_n_a_n_g_e_l_85 on Tuesday, 21st October 2003 @ 06:41:57 PM in AEST
Topic: oops

The moon shimmers
The stars glisten on the tears
That stream steadily
Down her face
Each jagged tear telling a story of what used to be
She never knew she could feel this way

Never knew that misery wanted her youthful company
Never knew what it was like to feel so all alone
She never knew what it was like to be invisible, until now
Didn’t know what it was like to wander endlessly down a road
That doesn’t seem to have an end

Now she’s just merely surviving on false hope
Sometimes she wonders what made
Everything go so wrong
When she lost the sparkle in her eyes along with
The laughter in her heart
She doesn’t smile as much as she used to

Never knew that she could run so far, so fast
Away from what’s chasing after her
And moon glistens and stars shimmer
Her tears sparkle in the dark

Misery’s biting at her heels and
Melancholy’s creeping up
She keeps running
And the tears keep coming and glow
Eerily in the darkness of it all.

Copyright Â© s_u_n_a_n_g_e_l_85 ... [ 2003-10-21 18:41:57]
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Re: Moonlit Tears (User Rating: 1 )
by EmSal on Thursday, 23rd October 2003 @ 07:37:14 AM AEST
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Oh wow I feel this write...Quote - "Never knew what it was like to feel so all alone. She never knew what it was like to be invisible, until now" - I especially feel these lines. Well done. All the best.

Emma.

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