Summer of Regret
I thought I was okay.
Yet my body quivered impulsively.
Eyes red and sore, cheeks stained with yesterdays tears.
Of a silky moonlit night i'd rather forget.
My mind will ever eminate the scars.
Like a rope of thorns that pierce my flesh.
But all the world will ever see,
Is a young blonde girl of sixteen.
Not the limp shell, shy to speak, quick to regret.
All because of a cool summers night on the eve of winters' blight.
Copyright © Charlotte Watkins | Year Posted 2019
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