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You silenced my beating heart today.
I was breathing and feasting on all the wonderful
Things you had that day.
But today, as you silenced my beating heart.
I wished I could tell you tales of my dreams
As I tumbled merrily from one side of my world to the other!
It truly seemed a great distance then.
I felt life was exciting as I heard a million sounds
Filter through the walls of my world.
And I thought to myself silently,
"When I break through these walls,
I will give a cry of freedom
that will echo and burn a lasting pattern on yours!!"
But then, I heard you whisper
How much you hated me as much as I loved you.
And then the knife plunged deeper
I gasped for air; choked on your blood
and felt the poison of your hate
Burn a hole through my lungs.
"Save me mummy," I cried in wonder.
"This is not for real!Is it mummy?"
But then you turned
And I saw our blood drip cold and thick down your legs,
in a rivulet of your emotions that had now run dry.
You twisted the blade deeper and all I remember
In the soft gasp
That froze upon my impaled lips,
Was my unanswered question-
"Why did you silence my beating heart mummy? Why?"
"I'm silent now mummy". "I won't bother you any more mummy"
Don't cry mummy!"
"I'm silent now! I always will be-Mummy."
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