Bri Marie Ormsbee

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The following last deafening pages.
Cold and empty falling to the ground.
The previous pages show happiness, love, and care.
Then further down the road it turns to hate and despair.
...

And I fall.
Fast and hard.
Into the deep dark abyss.
The world would not cry.
...

As the melody begins to play.
He gives her one single blue rose.
She smiles for him, that special way.
He holds her tight, wanting only to be close.
...

Slowly I’m losing control of my life.
I believed and told myself I had a sort of fragile grip on things.
Instead of just this knife.
Not knowing what to do,
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Slowly things will begin to fade.
With each swift clean cut of a blade.
But the cuts they’re not enough.
So I begin the search for the real painful suicide stuff.
...

You promised me you’d follow me into the dark.
And you brought a flashlight because we’re both afraid of the terrors we’d embark.
You grabbed tight to my hand, telling me and letting me know that you’re here forever.
By saying I was yours to hold.
...

I said goodbye.

You must have misunderstood because you whispered back Hi.
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Tuesday,3am
Once again I'm wide awake.
Waiting for this time to mend this heart of mine,
That keeps on breaking.
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I’m just another runaway.
Another broken dream.
Another pretty face.
Nothing in between.
...

I need to breath.
This life it’s killing me.
Almost literally.
I smile at the world, and turn around.
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I’m standing in a crowded hall.
Screaming out your name.
I feel like I’ve lost it all.
Now all I know is pain.
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Bri Marie Ormsbee Biography

I’m not much of a poet…that’s more my boyfriend’s thing but he says I have a sort of talent for…even if I think it’s only a little. I’m seventeen and a senior in high school, writing helps me get through the nightmares I have, and it’s a better alternative then other stuff I could do. I really love writing and maybe putting up my poems or writings or whatever you want to call them will help me be more proud of them. I don’t really expect fame out them I just want my voice to be heard just like any other normal teenager.)

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And I'M Sorry I Wasn'T There.

The following last deafening pages.
Cold and empty falling to the ground.
The previous pages show happiness, love, and care.
Then further down the road it turns to hate and despair.
Why didn’t I see this coming?
I could’ve helped, I should have been there.
I realized far too late.
That this never-ending building hate.
Would slowly bring you to this tragic fate.
Your bruises and cuts on the outside weren’t hard to miss.
Why couldn’t I see the ones that layed in the abyss?
You are my best friend, no matter what happens in the end.
I’ll be that helping hand.
The one I should’ve held out before.
I’ve been waiting for you.
I’ll pull you back up off your knees.
And you’ll see you’ll be able to walk again.
I’m ready to listen.
I can hear your desperate plea.

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