She walked with a friend
But she would have to carefully tread.
She said hello to her parents
But didn't say bye to someone important.
She walked down the street
Nearly wishing there was sleet.
She set up in the store
Wanting to be home to escape the bore.
She waited and waited
Not wanting to be hated.
She looked up and saw her father
Noticing that something was a bother.
She then rode home, being told of something dire
Gaining a weak and sad burning fire.
She ran to the porch
Hoping that his flame didn't vanish from the torch.
She saw his still body on the blanket and snow
While she strained to not toss herself to and fro.
She wept over him, tears falling onto his fur
Oh, if only there had been a cure.
She thought, God, if only she had stayed and threw down the rake.
If only she didn't make the mistake...
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Demons
PoetryCompleted* "She hugged the grandparents she thought fond of, Not knowing she would be dragged through the rough. As her shelter left, the grandparents smiled Hiding their inner demented child." *** "When she closed her eyes and the darkness consumed...