Crying For Her… Poem by Adrian Cordova

Crying For Her…

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Please help, someone HELP!

Those are the last words I hear every time the nightmares end.

I wake up every time, bawling my eyes out so much that the redness is washed away.

It's the most horrible fantasy my mind has ever made, and it's made some things so disturbing the Saw movies look like childs play.

I got as many skeletons in my closet as a Scooby-Doo marathon.

Im tired of listening to the echo.
 
I need someone to hang onto, to pad the purgatory room, to muffle the screams, to brighten my closet, to drown out the echo...

Please help, someone HELP!

I just don't know if she would be willing to heal me, if she would even acknowledge the fact that I've fallen in love with her after so long.
I know I sound pathetic and weak, but she is why I've never considered suicide.

Why I don't cut myself, why I don't sweat for the one I lost.

But believe me if she did acknowledge me, I would look in the mirror everyday and say,

'don't let her slip away'

And then I would take the others picture and put it in my pocket, the very same it was in when she died, my chest pocket.

Please help me, someone HELP

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Almedia Knight-Oliver 22 April 2010

Crying for her is exactly what your poem does in addition to, exploring the den that creatures lie in wait for their prey. Meanwhile, you're doing the same for self. Poets seems to dare go places in the mind and soul that other fear...we seem to have a 'Dying' need to do so. Keep writing.

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lisa moore 18 April 2010

this poem is so good. i really enjoy the scooby doo line... great work: -)

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Adalie Hettie 17 April 2010

Suicide is never the answer! ! But, the poem shows deep emotion and expresses your love pretty clearly. I really like the scooby line......funny :) The more you write, the more you will learn about yourself and self exploration is a wonderful thing....writing is an awesome outlet. Adalie

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Alyssa Lippi 17 April 2010

A desperate cry for help. A very painfull but passionate poem.

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