Angel of Death by Shotzee
Short stories and poemsHe watched her
Long black hair,
And very pale skin,
Not to fat,
But not too thin.
And there she stood,
All alone.
He smiled at her.
She always was kind
To anyone who talked,
Weather she liked what they said
or not.
He's tell her
She's beautiful,
Before she slept.
And he'd kiss her head,
as she wept.
As the days go by
Things got worse.
She wore long sleaves.
It started to hurt.
He tried to stop her,
But she couldn't hear him.
No one ever did.
But he still loved her,
Even when on one else would.
There she stood
All alone,
No one cared
Where she would go.
They wanted her gone.
She was a waist of their air.
So she held her breath.
To them
She was worthless.
Some did nothing,
Others laughed along,
Some joined in
On their rached song.
What they did
Hurt her alot.
Because where ever she's at
It was all the same,
On one vared
But the boy
In black.
One night
The rain stared to pour
She slit her wrists.
And the vlood came pouring.
"No, not tonight."
The boy yelled
"You can't die
Tonight,
My beautiful angel.
I've seen you're long life
a thousand times."
He let the tears fall
off his face.
"Who are you?"
She asks.
"I'm the angel of death."
She smiled.
"I've been wanting
To ask you that
Since we first met."
He held her
In his arms.
He kissed her head.
He told her
She was beautiful,
Every night
before bed.
No human
Ever loved them,
And no human
Ever could.
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