The Dead Bride Poem by Samantha Rose Turner

The Dead Bride

Rating: 5.0


He slambed her to the wall, pinning her shoulders against it
'Do you hear me? ! ' He shouts at her,
The dear bride, wouldn't answer his call,
He raised the knive slowly to her neck, slightly cutting it.
Soon, the young bride was dead.

Her voice roamed the empty halls,
mocking his words,
Making them sound so real, but so deadly.

She followed him, empty handed.
She touched him, scaring him in his sleep,
Creeping into his dreams,
Predicting his every move.

She raised the knife above his chest,
And whispered somthing in his ear.
'Goodnight MyLove, Enjoy your endless sleep'.

She pierced his chest with the knife,
Soaking the bed with his blood,
Drowning in his own past,
Killing everything again and again.

Though, he though his young bride had died.
What a big mistake he had done hurting her.
This is where it's got him, thats where he sha'll stay.

-Samantha
Age: 12
12-29-11
12: 51pm

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
izzy Barnwell 29 December 2011

Scary...I love writing ghost stories maybe you should too.Everybody me and Samantha are writing a poem or maybe a few to get people to stop smoking.....could you please send me a message if you want to help.

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Buxton Shippy 29 December 2011

A well composed poem with vivid imagery and clarity of thought...I love it.

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