Thief.A Poem by Brianna Alexandria WolfI watched him. He just walked away.
He found me bleeding in the green grass.
My lungs were tight, shriveled, quivering, and clutching for a breath. I begged for him to help me in a tiny, choked voice; he paid me with a small smile. He bent low and reached into my pocket and took everything I had left. Then he tipped his hat and stepped over me, never looking back. The thief left me to die. © 2014 Brianna Alexandria Wolf |
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1 Review Added on September 13, 2013 Last Updated on April 13, 2014 AuthorBrianna Alexandria WolfNYAboutI have two mice and two rats. Inked flesh. Wannabe philanthropist of words. What of the flies, WIll Henry? more.. |

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