So She Stood By Stellar84 -------------------------------------------------------------- This poem belongs to me, Emily. All rights reserved. Please, no duplicating, copying, or distribution without my consent. -------------------------------------------------------------- A girl stood upon a hill Her long hair dark and black And as the sun set you could see The joy her eyes did lack Her voice was soft and velvety Just like a lovely song But there were no words in this piece And notes of sorrow were long Her happiness had long since fled For no one seemed to care She was a person unto herself Her feelings she could not share At school no one seemed to notice Her dreadful state of mind For she acted like a normal child So courteous and refined Her grades were not yet slipping Her laughter still soft but there Truly it was not evident How she no longer seemed to care People always liked her For she would listen to what you’d say And never would she interrupt No matter what the time of day Many saw her as a friend But if they looked inside They would see the blackness of the void And certainly be terrified She never judged by appearances Was always quick to forgive And if you ever looked at her You’d never think she lost her will to live For some she was too perfect Representing the faultless kid The person who did all too well And they hated what she did As long as she felt the anger And never felt the love The friendship never touched her heart Until death closed its icy glove No one could understand Why she chose to end her life "But she seemed to be so happy, With no restraint or any strife." Parents seemed bewildered Friends were lost in thought And the girl did hover as a ghost For one thing she still sought She saw that people truly did Care for her that day And many people wept and cried Their feelings they couldn’t say It was not easy at that point For her to just let go For her real reason for leaving was She did not think they would know She knew now that people cared Though it was hard to see And if you did indeed really look It wasn’t hard to believe And so she stood upon that hill A new one, different ground And as she went to heaven then A smile, but no sound