She's so loud—ugh, I hate her.
Enthusiastic participations during
class—those I abhor.
"Pabida." I frequently hear those
from acquaintances.
Dayum, how precise.Why does she not lose her smile?
Advices and deep talks she shared
with others' problems—does she
think she knows it all?
Her presence screams confidence
with traces of arrogance.
That bitchy attitude, those
inconsiderate remarks—all I
despise.She's a wild lioness, and I see them
innocent lambs cowering in fear.
I can almost foresee how these
doves will end up hanging their
own necks instead of that crow—
yet why her?
Why is it that instead of theirs, I see
that loud girl inside her room—
Lifeless, blood gushing out the
wound on her left wrist that sent
her to her doom?She's arrogant, confident, a loud
biatch with a smile—a menacing
tiger.
Yet why had she done that? She
can't even save herself, why did
she talk and tried to save others?
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Whispers of Silence
Поэзияa collection of poetries whispered by the deafening silence