Okay, I was up really late last night, and I came up with this. It reminded me most of Ann from A Great And Terrible Beauty, so I decided to post it. This is the first time I've ever wrote anything remotely like a poem, so it's not the best.
Oh, for anyone who reads my other story Sunset, I had to bring my computer to get repaired, so I'm on my parents, and I can't go on it much. I could post this because it's short, and easy to type quick. So it'll be about three or four days before I post on Sunset, or start on my Hawksong fic, Cobra's eyes. I also have a Oneshot for Twilight that I'm writing, but since I have to write everything on paper, it takes a while. But it, like Sunset and Cobra's Eyes, will be up sometime next week.
I don't think I actually have to write a disclaimer for this, since it's a poem that doesn't use any names, and could be used for anything. But, to be safe from the scary lawyers, I'll post it anyway.
DISCLAIMER: I do not own A Great and Terrible Beauty, or any of it's characters. But, I do own this poem. So if you don't get my permission before you use it, I will get a scary lawyer to come kick your butt. Capiche?
P.S. I would really like it if you review. It would tell me my poetry isn't so absolutely horrible. So please, I beg of you, review. Or I can post the cheer from Sunset. You wouldn't want that, would you?
By herself, all day long
People all around, talking to her, teasing her
But she's all alone, no one to talk to
She lives her life, quiet, alone
She reads stories, about princesses, princes
She imagines being the princess
But where was her prince?
They all tell her she's nothing
She cries herself to sleep
They all tell her she's worthless
She cuts herself
They all tell her she's ugly
She cuts deeper
They all tell her she doesn't belong
Deeper and deeper she cuts
She reads stories, about heroines in need
The prince there to rescue them
They all ignore her, leave her by herself
She cuts too deep
Slowly, painfully, she fades
Still waiting for her prince
He never comes
Now she lays, six feet under
Still waiting
But he never comes...
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