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Happ Butterfly

She let people stab her in the back 
Like stepping on a bug, they never know it’s coming 
Like hunting a deer they don’t know it’s coming 
She let them, she wanted it 

She was called a one trick pony 
She wanted the pain 
She wanted to be let down 
She let them, she wanted it 

But that’s not her story
But nobody knew 
Nobody, 

people liked to judge her 
Tell her what she feels. 
She wanted to break the wall stopping 
Her from speaking 
Her words told something
Like the words to songs, poems, stories
They were stopped like water to a dam 

She never spoke

She was called names
Rude, quite, stupid,dumb, fat, ugly 
Eventually she felt 
Rude quite, stupid and dumb, fat,and ugly

She never stood up 
She believed that she meant nothing
She was broken
Lost, 
Dead

People made her world feel  broken 

People made her feel sick

People make her feel gone 

She was in pain 
She cut herself
She starved herself 
She was trying to be everything she wasn’t 

She was told to be a happy butterfly 
But she was stuck in her cocoon
Locked away
She didn’t have a key,
She didn’t have a code
To be the happy butterfly
that everyone told her to be 

She didn’t want the pain or the scars, 
The guilt, the agony, the hatred	
She was told to be the happy butterfly
That she never believed she could be.

Copyright © Madyson Moran | Year Posted 2016



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Will Be Together Forever

The morning sun was so pretty 
we could watch it all day long 

She wanted to be the morning sun 
So people would notice her. 

One noticed her. 
But he was weird. 
He was different. 
Awkward. 
Not her type 

She noticed how he would stare
Watched everything she did. 
Watched walk home, to class, 
watched her put on lipstick. 

“Her lips very so very pretty.”  

They lived near each other
But she never payed any attention. 

She was walking home one day
He followed her. 
All the way home. 

She got scared
When he came up behind her. 

Grabbed 
Touched 
Taken 
Gone. 

The last thing she remember is him saying
“ we will be together forever”

Copyright © Madyson Moran | Year Posted 2016


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