Dying Poem by Toni Frye

Dying



Feels like i'm on the outside looking in, trying to find who i am within.
Take a gun and shoot me dead, kill the girl who hangs on to threads.
Darkness is all i see, no light in sight from miles around, dig a whole and put me in the ground.
Don't forget to lay a rose upon my casket, and put all my dreams in a heart shaped basket.
Put my name on that granite stone, and say goodbye for i am not alone.
For there is no more shame, my death is only mine to blame.

Toni Frye

Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: goodbye,rose
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Toni Frye

Toni Frye

Bloomington, Indiana
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