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Tina Cries Out

Tina cries out from her baby bed
Mother comes in and strokes her forehead
She puts her to sleep with her soothing voice
Tina is calmed by her mother's rejoice.

Tina cries out from bed but be fair
It was from a dream that turned nightmare
She has had the dream so many nights
That sleep she now no longer fights.

Tina cries out from the college dorm
She wants to leave but she's signed the form
She's afraid she'll wind up going to jail
And for killing a student she knows there's no bail.

Tina cries out from the looney bin walls
Unfortunately, no one answers her calls
She pleaded insanity and that's what she got
It seems she didn't plan out the whole plot.

Tina cries out from a retirement home
There's a dog by her window with a mouth full of foam
It killed her you see
Now she's dead as can be.

But still...

Tina cries out from her coffin...alive?!
Nobody thought that she'd take a dive
But was it worth it all to lie?
She's now underground and there she will die.

Tina cries out from the cemetery coast
She can't cross over so now she's a ghost
She wanders the graveyard perimeter at night
And holds onto memories of family tight.
Written by DarkenedAuras (Kristina R)
Published
Author's Note
Originally written September 8th, 2005
Retouched (edited) a bit to better rhyme August 12th, 2011
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I feel this is how life goes....you go in this order

Baby

Child

Teenager or College student

Middle age

Old

Dead

Ghost (if you died by murder or accident)
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