Uploaded by Min Wil
I’ve a companion in despair
my nails dig into the skin of it
Leave me be, I’ve earned this fate
My existence is fading fast
like a drop of dew after morn
I do not deserve your memory
waste not another
acceptance is key, unlock my reality
Pleading to go forth swiftly
A grave path I must journey
Sloshing thoughts relentless
turn away your glare from me
lest you wish to be consumed
Forever tethered-I do not resist
pity is not needed, neither is it due
Diminished as the day into the night
raging onward into oblivion
I do not fear
I wish to taste the sweet savory of obliteration
captivating, like a moth unto a flame
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Hello, My name is Minnie, I am 31 years old and live in PA . I am the children's book author/illustrator of Just ask my mom and dad/SOCKS, I also write poetry and have been a production assistant for over 7 years. I have been writing short children stories and poetry since I was very young-I enjoy it and take every opportunity to share my work with others.
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