The Saddest Smile Poem by Concetta Salter

The Saddest Smile



I crossed the road to nowhere.
I circled round the block.
I thought that i'd find somewhere,
The point of life but not.

I took a hold of courage.
I tried to hold on tight.
But in the end they burned it.
Along with all my pride.

I took a moments silence.
To bring myself some peace.
They took and made me mindless.
No quiet, only screams.

I took some time for healing.
Healing in my heart.
They came, there goal of stealing.
My heart now torn apart.

I took some time for thinking.
What should I do next?
I felt my heart start singing,
With thoughts of my own death.

Steady knife above my heart.
And now that knifes impaired.
Smiling through the pain so sharp.
Cause no one interfered.

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Concetta Salter

Concetta Salter

Coral Springs FL.
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