Little ballerina.

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June 19th, 2012

My dreams

are not dreams at all.

Nightmares.

Filled with sickening images

of your death.

When I found you,

you were draped in

white silk.

I recognised it as

your mother's gown.

When I found you,

your hair was up in

the most intricate braid,

one I had taught you

when you were a child.

When I found you,

your lips were stained red,

your eyes glazed over.

I could barely contain my scream

of terror and guilt for not stopping this.

Your eyes were the

most tranquil, lying there,

that I had ever seen,

yet I never understood the

pain hidden in them before.

What,

Little Ballerina,

what was

so wrong,

that you should

end your life?

Why,

Little Ballerina,

were you so angry

with yourself,

so sad

with your life?

Why,

Little Ballerina,

did you choose to

end your life like

this?

Did you want someone to find you

with this rope around your neck?

You're gone.

I stand here

now,

holding your

weapon of choice.

All I ask...

Why?

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