Her Last Words

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Pain with every breath 

Hurt in every tear 

Regret in every drop of blood 

As she escapes a world ruled by fear

They were supposed to protect her 

They were the ones who were supposed to care

But as the ambulance arrived 

There was nobody there

They had left hours ago 

To do a "family thing" 

It was supposed to just be a concert 

One where her sister would sing

They wouldn't answer the calls or texts 

And soon she began to cry 

The last message that she sent them 

Was a single word, "Goodbye."

When finally they arrived back home 

They were greeted by a flashing light 

As the police officer walked over 

He said, "Theres been an accident tonight"

Her mother hung her head in shame

As her father asked them what she did 

They had absolutely no idea 

That they'd just lost a kid

They swore that they would pay for 

Any damage she had done 

They just kept on saying 

"She's always been the troublesome one"

The officer looked between them 

With a rage he'd never knew 

"Your daughter died tonight," he told them 

"There was nothing we could do."

They stayed there looking at him, stunned 

And said, "This has to be a lie 

Even with all of the fights 

The worst she's ever done is cry."

"Her wrists showed some heavey scars," 

Is what the paramedics said 

"She must've suffered from depression 

And now it seems she's dead."

"That's a lie! A lie!" Her father screamed 

As her mom fell to her knees 

They ran into the ambulance 

But couldn't wake her with their pleas

The officer brought them a letter 

Stained with blood and tears 

They wondered if it was their fault

And the letter confirmed their fears

It read; "I don't want your pity 

And I don't want your tears 

I've been rejected by all of you 

Over and over through the years.

I don't want you to feel sorry 

Because now I'm finally free. 

Free from all the pain and hurt 

And the false sympathy

None of you ever cared from me 

And I doubt you ever will 

Don't bother with a funeral 

Just go out and drink your fill."

Those were the last known words 

Of a girl who died too soon 

Her parents heeded her last wish 

They buried her the next afternoon.

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