Green grass with morning dew as walking
In the roadside after my car was robbed
By a thief that put a gun behind my neck
When I stopped in a red light semaphore
Adrenaline rushed as electricity through veins
Drearing that it would be my last day on Earth
Praying mentally that the robber had mercy of me
Giving the car keys and leaving the car to him
Shocked by the event that made an invisible impact
Started walking through the road to seek assistance
Cell phone was taken simultaneously with the red car
Staying incommunicated to call the police officers
Walking to a nearby gas station ahead in the horizon
The car was found burned in an isolated corn field
That day would never be erased from my mind
Some events leave an invisible imprint in your life
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Uncertain future
Drearing solitariness
Wretchedness menace
Caliginous atmosphere
Perquisiting an answer
4-25-2016
Gloominess and sadness visited you.
Feeling a heavy burden in your body.
Drearing another day that already
started.
Days passed, longing past memories.
Remembering best moments of life.
Coming back to your mind ceaseless.
One day, you woke up fed up.
Deciding to shake off anguish.
Starting to live with a renewed mind.
Nayda Ivette
9-6-2015
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