Poetry: Suicide - by Katherine Spaulding

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by Katherine Spaulding

Created on: July 24, 2008

Autumn Leaves

I'm broken, I've fallen, far
Far,
From whom I used to be.
My blood stains everything it touches,
Fills the cracks,
The Crevasses
With its Crimson Lies
My tortured Regrets

As I fall to the ground
Like Autumn Leaves
Red Covering where Life should be
Pain fading
Falling faster,
Faster
Reaching Where
I rest

Like Autumn Leaves
Dying
To soon be forgotten

Like Autumn Leaves,
I've fallen
Red covering
Where Life should be,
Like Autumn Leaves

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