The Invisible
As morbid as she is, she still smiles.
Day by day she hopes for the exile.
While the wrinkles grow at age of 16,
Her looks are choked with the burdens unseen.
Emptiness is what she suffers from most;
Not from crave, but from the forsaken dose.
Her numb life, clearly, is an illusion
Which she tries to make bare in her visions.
She roams the halls into her dull lectures
Where boredom comes to play games of loathers.
She brims with much bliss with her companion.
Then she turns around and he is weakened.
The days a follow over and over
Stuck in this routine, she picks death closer.
The soul of cruel despair lies within her.
Moments of cold tears turn into ponders.
Left by herself, she poses a question
Of great grief that is thought to be destined,
“If existence is grim, why must we mend?
And if I must ask, when does it all end?” |