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Miranda Hay Poem
Sacrificial Mother
I gave birth to you,
I sheaded blood and tears for you,
Nearly died trying to keep you from harms reach.
I gave you a warm home,
on those cold winter nights.
I showed love and sympathy when others wouldn’t,
Don’t you soon forget child,
Who was always there for you.
Love your Sacrificial Mother.
Copyright © Miranda Hay | Year Posted 2011
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Miranda Hay Poem
All alone i walk this scilent path,
an endless scream of pain and aggony lies behind me.
The darkness surrounds me, no light to be seen.
Rotten smell of death, thousands of bodies around me.
The war is over, but the battle has just begun.
Two different sides, both swarn enemies ready to kill.
Blood spilled, life's taken.
All together we were headed for death, yet there is noone left to pass the test.
Bloody tears fill my eyes, as i look at the corpses of what used to be my friends.
A simple squeeze of the trigger, nomore suffering endlessly,
nomore pain, nomore being all alone......
-Miranda
Copyright © Miranda Hay | Year Posted 2011
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Miranda Hay Poem
Another Day You Spend Alone,
So Far Away From Everything Thats Good,
So Far From Everything Thats Bright.
Beaten So Badly The Bruses Turn Black,
Your Face So Bloody, Lips Cracked To Nothing.
You Scream For Help, But Noone Will Save You.
Watch Out! Here He Comes,
The Beast That Will Deceive You
Duck Down, Try To Hide, Too Late, He See's You.
It's All Over Now, As The Light Leaves Your Eyes.
You Feel Nomore Pain, Everything's Numb.
Look Above, Dont You See That Bright Light?
Your Safe Now, Away From Harms Reach.
So Far Away From Everything Thats Dark,
So Far Away From Everything That's Bad.
So Far Away.....
Copyright © Miranda Hay | Year Posted 2011
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Miranda Hay Poem
I failed to see,
What i had with me.
Our love was so strong,
and now its gone.
My heart is in peices,
my tears rush heavily down my face.
I look at myself with such discust,
I lost the only person i ever loved.
Now there's nothing left,
Just a empty soul with no love......
Copyright © Miranda Hay | Year Posted 2011
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