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Supernovae

I slam my fist into it all—    
CRRRRAAAAAAAACCKKKKKKKKK!  
Shattering bone and cracking drywall.    
Sobbing, wailing, crying on the floor,    
A nascent star, once thriving;    
Now, dying at its core.    
    
Quivering, shaking,    
My foundation is quaking    
Shivering, scared    
—SCREAMING    
Tears steady streaming    
“WHY, GOD!? WHY!?”    
Bleeding, begging    
—PLEADING    
My still-beating heart cries!    
   
The whole of my existence    
DESTROYED    
My fragile trust,    
Thrust into the void    
Leaving a gaping, black hole    
In the lining of my soul    
Where not a sliver of light,    
Nor silver lining show.    
   
HOW COULD YOU DO THIS?    
   
You took the light from me.    
You took the right from me    
To have a normal life;    
The gravity of the situation    
Was a weight, far too great    
For a child’s mind to bear.    
Tragic memories, forever planted    
In the soils of my despair.
Written by NewBeginnings
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Author's Note
The final breath of a dying star
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